honourable problem, not the solution. the honourable gentleman is right and we do say silly things when we are younger and i was a teenager and in his 40s he was still talking about abolishing the monarchy. it s the same old guff from him every week, all politics and no action. we are getting on with halving energy bills, freezing fuel duty, cutting the costs of cost of pay and while he s busy plotting coalitions we are delivering for the british people. this coalitions we are delivering for the british people- british people. this saturday is sorry day. british people. this saturday is sorry day. a british people. this saturday is sorry day, a chance british people. this saturday is sorry day, a chance for - british people. this saturday is sorry day, a chance for locals i british people. this saturday is i sorry day, a chance for locals and visitors to celebrate everything wonderful about our county surrey. including the historic high street in guildford with its independ
successful predecessors, nothing is changed, still blaming other people, refusing to take necessary action not listening to country and on council tax is quite simple. a labour government would give every counsel the grant they need to fees though freeze the bills, fully paid for by ending the hand outs, so i ask again, now his plan has been utterly rejected, why won t he do the same? the same? just a quick history lesson. while the same? just a quick history lesson. while he the same? just a quick history lesson. while he was - the same? just a quick history lesson. while he was busy i the same? just a quick history i lesson. while he was busy softening sentences 13 years ago, let me remind him what we inherited, the largest deficit in the g7 from labour, high unemployment and the coffers were totally empty and it didn t stop there. after that they wanted a longer lockdown, and now they won t even oppose the picketers and the protesters. even in
bills? . , . ,~ immediate freeze of council tax bills? . , . a , immediate freeze of council tax bills? . , . bills? he has asked his labour councillors bills? he has asked his labour councillors rightly bills? he has asked his labour councillors rightly to bills? he has asked his labour councillors rightly to focus i bills? he has asked his labour councillors rightly to focus on | bills? he has asked his labour. councillors rightly to focus on the cost of living but perhaps they could start with reducing council tax to the level of conservative run areas. we are getting on with halving energy bills and freezing fuel duty and helping them with the cost of living, so what is stopping him having a plan is that his shadow chancellor recently said she has discovered she s got a problem. she realised that she actually, this is what she said, she has to say where the money is going to come from. with a £90 billion black hole in her plans, she has got a lot of work to do. , ., , ., p