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Re: Levelling up defined.
I wait with interest for the inevitable call for 'balance' from LOM or James - who no doubt will be able to point to a pot hole filled in on a Council estate in Sunderland or similar.Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
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Yeah, you’ve got to hand it to Johnson and his crew, when it comes to cheap and vacuous slogans they’ve got the rest beat.Originally posted by life on mars View PostLevelling up success will be decided by democracy.
Sadly Labour didn't think of it first and it didn't tap into the views of the electorate in the North East and Scotland. .
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No, if the story is as reported (and it probably isn't) then it's obviously outrageous.Originally posted by jon1959 View PostI wait with interest for the inevitable call for 'balance' from LOM or James - who no doubt will be able to point to a pot hole filled in on a Council estate in Sunderland or similar.
But is it a typical story of the levelling up finds? Or is this just the equivalent of someone posting a story about an NHS funded diversity course and claiming the whole NHS wastes money as a result?
If there's 99 good things and one bad, some people will just focus on the one bad and convince themselves the whole thing is rotten.
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He made the trains run on time though, didn't he?Originally posted by JamesWales View PostNo, if the story is as reported (and it probably isn't) then it's obviously outrageous.
But is it a typical story of the levelling up finds? Or is this just the equivalent of someone posting a story about an NHS funded diversity course and claiming the whole NHS wastes money as a result?
If there's 99 good things and one bad, some people will just focus on the one bad and convince themselves the whole thing is rotten.
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Well it’s reported in your wonderful, truthful Daily Heil so it must be true.Originally posted by JamesWales View PostNo, if the story is as reported (and it probably isn't) then it's obviously outrageous.
But is it a typical story of the levelling up finds? Or is this just the equivalent of someone posting a story about an NHS funded diversity course and claiming the whole NHS wastes money as a result?
If there's 99 good things and one bad, some people will just focus on the one bad and convince themselves the whole thing is rotten.
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I see everyone avoided your excellent point in the last para ,what a shock . I'm sure the people of the levelling up lands will decide on its success at the next election .Originally posted by JamesWales View PostNo, if the story is as reported (and it probably isn't) then it's obviously outrageous.
But is it a typical story of the levelling up finds? Or is this just the equivalent of someone posting a story about an NHS funded diversity course and claiming the whole NHS wastes money as a result?
If there's 99 good things and one bad, some people will just focus on the one bad and convince themselves the whole thing is rotten.
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It's not an excellent point at all. It would be excellent if he could reference even a small number of 'levelling up' policies that have actually made a difference. But, yes, you are right - ultimately we will see what 'levelling-up land' (I like that by the wayOriginally posted by life on mars View PostI see everyone avoided your excellent point in the last para ,what a shock . I'm sure the people of the levelling up lands will decide on its success at the next election .
) makes of it.
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Not a lot currently according to this;-Originally posted by Swiss Peter View PostIt's not an excellent point at all. It would be excellent if he could reference even a small number of 'levelling up' policies that have actually made a difference. But, yes, you are right - ultimately we will see what 'levelling-up land' (I like that by the way
) makes of it.
BORIS JOHNSON's lead over Labour in the Red Wall has all but evaporated after a new poll puts the Conservative 16 points behind Sir Keir Starmer's party.
Incidentally, I love the way the hack puts everyone’s age after mentioning them, it seems so quaint these days.
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Nope, but as usual we get a weird reference to Mussolini and a very clever play on words calling the Daily Mail the Daily Heil. Clever stuff and definitely not indicative of people who are ideologically possessedOriginally posted by life on mars View PostI see everyone avoided your excellent point in the last para ,what a shock . I'm sure the people of the levelling up lands will decide on its success at the next election .
Nonetheless, its a fair point that in criticising an emphasis on a small number of negatives, the bigger picture should be presented.
So here's a bigger list. I note Bury FC benefitting too, bringing football back to the community. But that's good news isn't it, and who wants to read that?
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'£300,000 for the North East Homeless Hub, North Shields.'Originally posted by JamesWales View PostNope, but as usual we get a weird reference to Mussolini and a very clever play on words calling the Daily Mail the Daily Heil. Clever stuff and definitely not indicative of people who are ideologically possessed
Nonetheless, its a fair point that in criticising an emphasis on a small number of negatives, the bigger picture should be presented.
So here's a bigger list. I note Bury FC benefitting too, bringing football back to the community. But that's good news isn't it, and who wants to read that?
https://www.constructionenquirer.com...cts-full-list/
Not bad this leveling up stuff but they
could have got the private estate of a Tory peer re-tarmacced for that cost though. Waste of money.
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Happy to explain the Mussolini reference for you.Originally posted by JamesWales View PostNope, but as usual we get a weird reference to Mussolini and a very clever play on words calling the Daily Mail the Daily Heil. Clever stuff and definitely not indicative of people who are ideologically possessed
Nonetheless, its a fair point that in criticising an emphasis on a small number of negatives, the bigger picture should be presented.
So here's a bigger list. I note Bury FC benefitting too, bringing football back to the community. But that's good news isn't it, and who wants to read that?
https://www.constructionenquirer.com...cts-full-list/
You said that the Tories might do 99 good (but unspecified) things while everyone concentrates on one (an underestimate) bad thing.
It may be the case that that one bad thing is not evened out by the 99 good things.
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