Should that be the question?

Not even sure that the rules of grammar have been obeyed, and they definitely would not be when tweeting – nice short to the point tweets please!

Find me on Twitter as chrisLibDemNW1

I will be making comments about local and national political issues, leading up to and after the general and local authority elections.

Feel free to interact with me.

Interestingly, I had several emails from both Labour and Tory political hacks, asking why I was wasting my time standing as a ‘paper candidate’. After a thoughtful pause, I looked up the statistics of the polling figures for the past 5 elections, in which the LibDem’s consistently received between 9.5 – 11.5 (on average) of the cast vote, so I replied back to the two individuals, asking them that based on their comments, where they therefore in favour of denying this percentage the chance to vote for the candidates of their choice, and therefore, excluding them from the electoral process?

Needless to say, there has been no reply.

Paper candidate I may be, but determined to ensure that the Church Street Ward residents have the chance to vote LibDem on May 6th in the council elections.

Today is the first day of British Summer Time (BST) and campaigners are putting forward a campaign to ‘extend’ BST throughout the year.

Personally, I would like us to remain on BST until this time next year, and THEN go forward one hour for the traditional summer period, reverting back to BST when daylight saving period ends.

Why? There are far too many reasons and arguments in favour of this and I have yet to hear (apart from the complaining famers in Scotland…) any valid reason why we should not!

So, what do you think?  Vote NOW!!