The Case for Annual Elections
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New flower beds beautifully planted up, missing trees replaced, street lights mended, streets cleaned and even the odd pothole filled in ! All these things have been accomplished in the last few weeks , after months of inaction. Either Councillors are looking for our vote or there has been a pot of money discovered at the end of the rainbow in the Guildhall.
[quote quote=128864]New flower beds beautifully planted up, missing trees replaced, street lights mended, streets cleaned and even the odd pothole filled in ! All these things have been accomplished in the last few weeks , after months of inaction. Either Councillors are looking for our vote or there has been a pot of money discovered at the end of the rainbow in the Guildhall.
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I’d be very interested in seeing which wards have been so improved!Superficial fixes (except for the potholes) from a superficial set of councillors unlikely to increase the low voter turnout. However, because of this voter apathy will ensure them another multi-year ride on the gravy train.
[quote quote=128864]New flower beds beautifully planted up, missing trees replaced, street lights mended, streets cleaned and even the odd pothole filled in ! All these things have been accomplished in the last few weeks , after months of inaction. Either Councillors are looking for our vote or there has been a pot of money discovered at the end of the rainbow in the Guildhall.
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Pure coincidence! The Council has been balancing its books and there was a little left over to make the town a little happier!
Its a bit like finding a pound coin down the back of the sofa or a fiver in the pocket of your chinos.They left the rubbish at the junction of Crispin Lame and Mold Road probably because that bit belongs to the railway !
Rear entrance to the Maelor Hospital opened at last ! Wonder if any Councillor will claim this as their success.
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