Just don't see how it could work going by my daughter's primary. Kids aren't allowed to be on school premises before 8.35 and any that are are in 'The Breakfast Club' which has to be paid for and is not cheap.

Lunch is much better, inclusive, bigger and more fun for the kids than a piece of toast and cornflakes at 8:15a.m

Big chest and massive boobs

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A totally different subject but don't let me stop you with your diversion.

Yes I'm doing my own u-turn.

I did think it was good they listen to reaction and adjust or scrap policies but now I'm starting to think that if you think something should be done and is what you believe in, why not do it? And if it shouldn't have been in there, why was it?

It's like someone apologising for something they didn't mean.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (22 May 2017 8.21pm)

COYP

May has form on making u-turns. The idea that she Strong and Stable is a joke.

Hinkley Point Nuclear Plant
May initially said the Chinese would be blocked from building it and then agreed they could build it

BREXIT
May campaigned for Remain during the EU referendum, arguing that Brexit would risk "Britain’s future. Our influence around the world. Our security. And our prosperity". You wouldn't know that today – Ms May is now the face of Brexit.

National Insurance for self-employed workers.
In Theresa May's first full Budget as Prime Minister, the Chancellor announced a rise in National Insurance for self-employed workers. The policy was panned as a White Van Tax by the press and it was pointed out that it broke a Tory manifesto pledge to never raise taxes. Days later, the policy was scrapped.

Workers on boards to give them a say in decision-
making.
During her campaign to be leader Theresa May said she would speak for workers and work for a fairer Britain. She only outlined one policy to this effect: companies would be forced to put workers on boards to give them a say in decision-making. Shortly after she became Prime Minister it was reported that the policy had been dropped, following lobbying from businesses. Hey-presto, the Tory manifesto effectively says putting workers on boards will be optional.

Holding an Election
The Prime Minister and Downing Street repeatedly said she wouldn't hold an election, arguing that it would risk the stability of the country that was needed to deliver Brexit. Then, one day after MPs returned to Westminster after Easter recess, she called an emergency press conference and said she would be holding an election.

What was untrue about the below and (with specificity) why?

Do enlighten us...

"May has form on making u-turns. The idea that she Strong and Stable is a joke.

Hinkley Point Nuclear Plant
May initially said the Chinese would be blocked from building it and then agreed they could build it

BREXIT
May campaigned for Remain during the EU referendum, arguing that Brexit would risk "Britain’s future. Our influence around the world. Our security. And our prosperity". You wouldn't know that today – Ms May is now the face of Brexit.

National Insurance for self-employed workers.
In Theresa May's first full Budget as Prime Minister, the Chancellor announced a rise in National Insurance for self-employed workers. The policy was panned as a White Van Tax by the press and it was pointed out that it broke a Tory manifesto pledge to never raise taxes. Days later, the policy was scrapped.

Workers on boards to give them a say in decision-
making.
During her campaign to be leader Theresa May said she would speak for workers and work for a fairer Britain. She only outlined one policy to this effect: companies would be forced to put workers on boards to give them a say in decision-making. Shortly after she became Prime Minister it was reported that the policy had been dropped, following lobbying from businesses. Hey-presto, the Tory manifesto effectively says putting workers on boards will be optional.

Holding an Election
The Prime Minister and Downing Street repeatedly said she wouldn't hold an election, arguing that it would risk the stability of the country that was needed to deliver Brexit. Then, one day after MPs returned to Westminster after Easter recess, she called an emergency press conference and said she would be holding an election.

Only another 2.5 weeks to go, I hope everyone registered!

I am very much looking forward to getting this election done with and complete good Brexit talks (Hopefully). Then we can all return to normal life, and not pretend to be expert politicians (Myself included).