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Re: Why the best value Mayoral bets are now on the Tories – politicalbetting.com
Woosh? (I was making a reference to Leon's erroneous prediction concerning "WhatThreeYears". I was doing a funny. Nobody got it. I will cancel my booking at the Fringe) -
Re: Now I am become Death, the destroyer of political parties – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Could Jeremy Corbyn hand the Tories the London mayoralty next year? – politicalbetting.com
Good article. I've remarked recently how Google is not as good as it was, and it's quite worrying. -
Re: Losing your deposit no longer the negative it was – politicalbetting.com
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Re: How punters now see the next election – politicalbetting.com
Build a retractable roof like they did at Wimbledon :lol: -
Re: The Tories hang on in Hillingdon in massive blow to LAB – politicalbetting.com
The weather! Australia deserve to lose this Test They have been soundly beaten. If Patrick Cummins had an ounce of honour he would concede, and concede now. -
Re: The LDs now a 99% betting chance in Somerton & Frome – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Could today be the day Sunak looses 3 by-elections? – politicalbetting.com
The Rewley Road one has definitely been statically restored - looks much better than it did. https://www.oxfordpreservation.org.uk/content/rewley-road-railway-swing-bridge Edit: the line led to the London and North Western Railway terminus, made up of modules originally designed for the Crystal Palace. I loved seeing it… -
Re: Mid Beds: the by-election where there’s no current vacancy – politicalbetting.com
LOTOQs Yes! And Donkey didn't answer Rishi's excellent question despite being asked twice. -
Re: Punters aren’t giving the Tories an earthly in Thursday’s by-elections – politicalbetting.com
Samuel Kasamu (sp?) I think was well-thought of but too Borisy. -
Re: A Missed Opportunity – politicalbetting.com
I've just spent the last few days at work being lent to another town's sorting office. I found out today that they're currently at the very bottom of the more than fourteen hundred sorting offices in the UK for delivering tracked mail on time Tracked mail is their focus at the moment; that's what I've been doing over… -
Re: Starmer’s biggest challenge could be meeting expectations – politicalbetting.com
Money is up to the government. If you think that teachers at state schools aren't putting in any effort then I'm afraid you are showing your ignorance. Their dedication in the face of terrible pay and conditions is incredible. Private schools aren't training their kids to become great athletes, they are more like a… -
Re: What if the Tories don’t hold any of Thursday’s by-elections? – politicalbetting.com
Well then someone needs to put repealing of those laws in their manifesto ;) -
Re: Today’s must read – politicalbetting.com
Nope as that is at the expense of Sumar, their more extreme left partner. So in seats overall of no benefit. -
Re: Brexiteers, you may need a stiff drink – politicalbetting.com
The Heritage Orchestra stuff is indeed f**king brilliant. I’ve been to a couple of gigs, one of which was in an opera house, of a full orchestra playing house music. It’s an unforgettable experience, and a reminder that music and musicians can cross boundaries of style and instruments. A few years ago, the BBC did “The… -
Re: Labour could be the main threat in Mid Beds – politicalbetting.com
Wales hasn’t had a competent government since pretty much forever, so I’d start there. I think even Harold Wilson thought Welsh Labour a gang of crooks. -
Re: Sunak continues to struggle with favourability – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Just 31% of CON MPs think LAB will secure a majority – politicalbetting.com
I'll give you John Gray, but I'm not going as far as Theodore Dalrymple: he's too much "everything is terrible" for me. -
Re: What Nadine’s constituents think of her – politicalbetting.com
I'm afraid I have to fundamentally disagree. The dangers of Dihydrogen Oxide (DHMO) are well documented. Some people have literally been driven from their homes by an excess of DHMO. The figures are astonishing - DHMO has been found in 100% of cancer patients. Despite this, it is still used as an industrial solvent and… -
Re: Even Tory LEAVE voters don’t want Johnson back – politicalbetting.com
Lucy Fisher @LOS_Fisher · Jul 9 I’ve been to Uxbridge twice in the past fortnight to speak to voters in different parts of the seat. Most striking thing was how many people said variations of ‘it’s time for a change’. V good news for Labour if it’s a UK-wide trend… https://twitter.com/LOS_Fisher