In the past two years, Surrey County Council has imposed deep cuts in the local fire and rescue service - downgrading fire stations and decommissioning engines. Amazing how it can now find £55,000 to spend on Pride rainbow crossings. #Priorities getsurrey.co.uk/news/surrey-ne…
"A spokesperson for Surrey County Council said: 'We will be installing a crossing in each district/borough [of which there are 11] in the county. The approximate cost is £5,000 per crossing including design, materials and traffic management...'" getsurrey.co.uk/news/surrey-ne…
Earlier this year, a person died in a 3.00am fire in Banstead, Surrey. The local fire station had been closed overnight due to cutbacks. surreycomet.co.uk/news/19184921.…

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[1/5] Imagine an employer fined a worker 40% of his wages for something that at the time was not *either explicitly or implicitly* a breach of policy…
[2/5] Then imagine this employer, when later realising it was on shaky ground, hastily created such a policy out of thin air – without consulting staff or considering the impact on the organisation – and then tried to claim the policy had “self-evidently” always been in force...
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[1/4] In March, my own general secretary, @MattWrack, rushed out a public statement condemning me, @KateHoeyMP and others on the Left as a ‘disgrace to the traditions of the labour movement’ because we shared a stage with political opponents at a pro-Brexit rally…
@MattWrack @KateHoeyMP [2/4] ‘There's no place in the labour movement for lining up with the Tories’ he said. Since then, there have been several examples of labour movement figures on the other side of the debate (inc some of Matt’s close allies, e.g. John McDonnell) doing precisely the same thing…
@MattWrack @KateHoeyMP [3/4] Yet, on these occasions, Matt has said not a single solitary word. He has remained utterly silent. This shows that his original public statement was driven not by principle, but by prejudice. If you are going to condemn people with whom you have stood on picket lines…
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