Please support every effort possible for the success of the debate for a fresh inquest re Mrs Anne Wiliams’ formal request to the Attorney General re her son’s death at Hillsborough after the cut-off time of 3.15 pm that day.

Our own son luckily escaped the Police incompetence by leaving the same packed area in time and many many people do not understand why three attempts have failed.

Pauline Brown

2008 – Parliament Expenses Scandal – Countless MPs avoid justice by simply standing
down, “to spend more time with their family” – Justice avoided in a Something for
Nothing culture…

2010/11 Clegg Promise – signed pledge – broken pledge – worthless promises – Principles
betrayed power grasped in the exchanged of Something for Nothing!

2011 – Fox – Lobbyist scandal… fraud… Something For Nothing culture… simply allowed
to ‘resign’ whilst never being held account for vast amounts given to and received
by unelected parasite Werritty in the Something for Nothing culture….

2011 The lobbyist, Stephen Crouch, was granted a meeting with the arms sales minister, Gerald Howarth, at the request of Howarth’s boss, Fox, the then defence secretary, after secretly donating a reported £20,000 to fund the expenses of Fox’s aide/ parasite Werritty in the Something for Nothing culture….

2011 – Ongoing Hacking scandals…. Media – Politicians – Media Moguls – Corruption and
the foundations of a Something For Nothing culture…

2011 Senior Conservative ministers blocked plans for the reform of Britain’s discredited lobbying industry…securing the Something For Nothing culture…

To date – Parliament Lobbying Scandal continues… MP’s Expenses and potential for fraud far
out way any puerile reference to the benefit fraud levels in our Something for
Nothing culture…

If you had any doubt that government is corrupt to the core here is all the evidence you need… The elite founders and benefactor of the Something for Nothing culture…

Hopefully this website and phone number will be well publicised.
L Whitfield

The news on the go-ahead of high speed 2 is fantastic after a long thorough and participative consultation period Now the decision has been made, there will be objections which, if mis-handled will cost tax-payers a significant amount of money and delay to the project to counter.

This should highlight to the government the importance of a planning system that takes account of local interests, makes appropriate and reasonable mitigation, but then sticks to its guns once a decision is made. Now a decision has been made, if people want to raise objection to HS2, they should be welcome to do so but they should be liable for all costs if their ojection is subsequently rejected, including the cost of delays to the project. As a hard working tax-payer I am not inclined to keep indulging the cantankerous opposition of local and niche self-interest groups to nationally important infrastructure changes.

The time for consultation has now passed for HS2, but this issue will be revisited again and again as we develop a sustainable infrastructure not just for transport, but for housing and energy. I sincerely hope that the government can show a strength of character and leadership in this issue and implement the necessary changes to planning legislation that will enable Great Britian to have a chance of developing the infrastructure we need for a successful and sustainable future.

Yours sincerely

Matt Chapman
Handbridge