I thought that Joe Anderson is good he has only been a leader of the council for a couple of weeks and he’s brought in the army to blow up the new museum and the black coffins that have destroyed the world heritage site.
I then bumped into Ed from the BBC who said the tank was part of the pageant of power he was reporting on and the closure of the Strand to show off all those super fast cars including a Lemans competitor. I spoke to him right in the shadow of One Park Worst, which he had reported for the BBC on the Carbuncle Cup nomination.
That was great he said we had a competition 'Name your Local Carbuncle' and we were swamped.
"Yes well there is next years Carbuncle Cup" I said looking over to Mann Island. “We have lost it all” I said “Yes but the fight that you put up will go down in history” he said. Kind words. I looked at the tank a Challenger I think, thought about it, No I thought they wouldnt leave any live rounds in....would they, one shot no more museum. Well lets get in to work I am already late.
http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/liverpool-news/regional-news/2010/05/26/labour-leader-joe-anderson-sets-out-new-vision-for-liverpool-92534-26522674/
ReplyDeleteLIVERPOOL’S newly-elected council leader, Joe Anderson, last night set out his new vision for the city at the first meeting of the authority since Labour swept to power.
Cllr Anderson said he looked forward to all the challenges of leading the city, but took the opportunity to tear into Cllr Warren Bradley’s outgoing Liberal Democrat administration.
Cllr Anderson, in his first official speech as leader of the council, said: “I said on election night I came into politics not to be someone but to do something, and I believe there is still a lot to be done in Liverpool.
“We have had unprecedented investment from the Government and Europe, millions of pounds on hospitals, schools, roads, teachers, doctors and nurses.
“It has been a huge opportunity lost, because it has been squandered by a council following a narrow, blinkered policy that has let Liverpool down.
“The mantra of investing the bulk of this cash in our city centre – in new homes, swanky million-pound apartments, offices, new public buildings – with the hope this new prosperity would trickle down to
“The trickle stopped at the flyover. People in communities right across the north and in Speke are still waiting for their share of this prosperity.”
He added: “It would be remiss of me not to thank the Lib-Dems for keeping Cllr Bradley.
“I know he has a two-year plan to take back control of the city, but I do not know which two years.”
Lib-Dem Cllr Flo Clucas said the financial challenges the council faced were entirely the responsibility of old Labour Government, which, she said, allowed public spending with “pretend money”.
Well Said Joe but will you do it..
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