Monday, October 29, 2007

First Tory Councillor quits over Unitary

I have read today in the Evening News (not online) that the first district councillor has quit over the possible unitary future for the county. One of the Conservatives on Great Yarmouth District Council says that the whole issue has been a Labour stitch-up and Unitary would be a disaster.

Now I'm not quite sure how resigning helps this situation but I do feel, cynic that I am, that somewhere in a Westminster bunker some Labour strategist is smuggly grinning to himself because this unitary move might be seen as a way of destroying the strong Conservative activist base in Norfolk. One down, how many more to go? Why, by quitting, are we allowing Labour to get away with this? We as a party must stick together and fight this all the way.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

The great mystery on the unitary debate is why the Conservatives didn't seize their opportunity...... County council applies for unitary.

They would probably have got it!

Anonymous said...

NEVER TOO LATE........!

Anonymous said...

Come on now.... you're just nicking my ideas!