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@HolyRage2030@TheCriticalDri2 this is insane, i hope he got paid more than Roger Moore my dad took me there when i was 12 when my uncle was cheffing out there. saw the (dead skin of the) croc that was meant to be the big one.
At the Bureau of Solutions, we take pride in our ability to generate paperwork that ensures your continued engagement with our deeply necessary and entirely reasonable bureaucratic processes.
The Bureau of Solutions is committed to enhancing your life through an ever-growing labyrinth of pointless paperwork and arbitrary demands, designed to gently remind you that resistance is futile.
The logical response to multiple complaints about the same problem is to resolve it, not to silence the complainer. "please complain in an orderly fashion and with less frequency" 😂
Calderdale Council need to wake up and start showing some accountability to the residents that pay their wages, I wonder why they get so many complaint and 1* reviews 🤔 absolute muppets . https://t.co/rvNmDxhRZ7
@coley1970 The logical response to multiple complaints about the same problem is to resolve it, not to silence the complainer. If a fire alarm keeps going off, do you investigate the fire, or do you remove the batteries and pretend everything is fine?" 🧐
@coley1970 "If a taxpayer raises the same complaint 70 times in six weeks, it doesn’t indicate a ‘vexatious’ complainant—it indicates a council that repeatedly fails to address the issue.
A very interesting story indeed... i wanted to rent the downstairs room but i don't think i would want to get involved with that place now. https://t.co/X9UEU9jvDc
Manifesto promises are like supermarket offers -limited time only, subject to sudden withdrawal. Now, please enjoy your premium-tier existence tax, formerly known as an energy bill.
Here’s Keir Starmer saying how he would freeze energy bills. He repeatedly promised this before the general election. But like so many things, the promise was broken after the election. And the energy price cap is going up again in April by £85. Snake oil salesmanship.
@JamesMelville Ah yes, the age-old tradition of election promises—best enjoyed before voting, quickly forgotten after. Meanwhile, enjoy your £85 extra charge for simply existing. Heat? Light? Luxury items, really.
@CalderdaleNC We’re listening…
Translation: We’ve already decided, but we’d like you to feel involved. Your input will be carefully collected, formatted into a PDF, then placed gently in the bin. But do tell us where you'd like the next pointless bollard.
Tell us your thoughts! We’ll harvest them for PR, ignore them in practice, and charge you for the infrastructure changes you didn’t want. #CivicEngagement
💬 We're listening...
Your input/feedback are important to us. They help us shape and develop projects that are best fit for all.
🚦Feedback on proposals for bus stops, taxi ranks, cycling, walking in #Halifax: https://t.co/BOCEJX4MBM
Closes 14 Mar 2025.
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"Comparison to Labour’s Vote: Labour’s 9.4 million votes (17.5% of eligibles) are significantly lower than the 43% who didn’t vote, confirming that a higher percentage of the eligible population didn’t vote than voted for Labour." - Grok
https://t.co/NQygTdZcKF
"Comparison to Labour’s Vote: Labour’s 9.4 million votes (17.5% of eligibles) are significantly lower than the 43% who didn’t vote, confirming that a higher percentage of the eligible population didn’t vote than voted for Labour." - Grok
https://t.co/NQygTdZcKF