The delivery gave me a chance to talk to people. Not enough
to be statistically significant but enough to get a sense of what concerns they
have. There’s a frustration with politics and politicians, a distrust of
Europe, the Euro and ineffective action at Westminster and a perceived lack of
fairness in dealing with the economic situation. After discussion people accepted that there was little a County Councillor could do to
solve the Cypriot banking crisis. There was also some acceptance that the
current Government had a difficult job to do and it’s not obvious that anyone
else – even UKIP – would do things better.
These issues of course are not ones that are relevant for
the County although they may drive how people vote – or even whether they vote
at all. I hope that over the next few weeks I can persuade people to look at
the local position and to consider the approach they want their local councillor
to take - and in particular that I would bring my financial experience to cut
through the council bureaucracy to make sure that OUR money is spent where it’s
needed.
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