Seaton Wind Turbines.

[steveL]

Went along this yesterday. Not a Labour or Tory Councillor in sight.

. . . but then both Labour and Tories voted in favour of the turbines before Whitehall threw the application out because of the lack of consultation. Now they've put the turbines into the local plant to try and get the application through

http://www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk/news/giant-wind-turbines-are-not-wanted-in-hartlepool-opponents-tell-government-inspector-1-8797754

[Stig of the Seaton Dump]

Objectors named in full, supporters names hidden. Wimps.

[Devils advocate]

A cynical person might think that maybe the brown envelopes have already been emptied and certain people may be getting threatened with a certain alleged photgraph making it's way out into the public domain.
Hence the inclusion in the local plan.

[kevplumb]

A cynical person might think that maybe the brown envelopes have already been emptied and certain people may be getting threatened with a certain alleged photgraph making it's way out into the public domain.
Hence the inclusion in the local plan.

Exactly what I was thinking 

[steveL]

we like publishing photographs

[testing times]

does anyone have the planning reference number for this?

[Inspector Knacker]

I'm worried in case someone puts in a plan for a nuclear waste storrage facility, Jacksons Landing site sorted in one go. I can see it now, welcome to Plutonium World, with state of the art interactive features, a fun day out for all the family.

[Lucy Lass-Tick]

I'm worried in case someone puts in a plan for a nuclear waste storrage facility, Jacksons Landing site sorted in one go. I can see it now, welcome to Plutonium World, with state of the art interactive features, a fun day out for all the family.

... and don't worry if you glow in the dark ... it saves on street lighting ... 

[fred c]

It's a done deal, and was from the kick/off.

[seaton]

I cannot get my head round the fact the Council goes against certain projects which the officers approve, it goes to an appeal costing the taxpayer thousands, then on the other projects which are not supported by the officers they approve, there must be some thing underhand going on

[mk1]

I cannot get my head round the fact the Council goes against certain projects which the officers approve, it goes to an appeal costing the taxpayer thousands, then on the other projects which are not supported by the officers they approve, there must be some thing underhand going on

What does Ann (they are nowt to do with me) Marshall think about the scheme?

[Inspector Knacker]

She could be the Manuel of local politics, 'I know notheeeng'.

[Stig of the Seaton Dump]

She could be the Manuel of local politics, 'I know notheeeng'.

Picks and chooses between saying I am not a councillor at the moment so can't do anything and blaming the Tory cuts.

[Inspector Knacker]

Like dim parrots,the wannabe droids are taught a limited number of key phrases to survive in the hustings.

1. It's the Tories savage cuts slashing services.

2. I have your interests at heart.

3. That's an ecumenical matter.

4. I have the ear of the leadership.

5. I put you before my party.

6. I have not had a lobotomy.

7. That M.P. fella supports me.

8. We know where you live.

[fred c]

8. We know where you live.

I have noticed that question and...... 9) Where does he live........ on several social media sites, why would a political activist want to know where someone with opposing views lives, is it an attempt at intimidation or what.......