No comment from me yet on the England elections as the results are still coming in.

OK..

Scotland

Clearly Labour have bogged up there and paid the price, so who will jump in bed with the SNP? :hmmm:

Wales

Labour hangs on but will need to work with PC. UKIP was a surprise in that neck of the woods winning 7 seats.

I think the bottom line for me is that Labour look like they are stuck with Tom and Jerry for now.

Just checked my results no surprise the Cons Hold and my ward swung back to the Liberals from Labour.

Just saw Toff Boy on SKY News and what a load of BS came out of him.

To the victor the spoils :)

Every time he opens his mouth a load of crap pours out.

And as for Scotland, the least said the better :nope: I just wish they'd make their bloody minds up if they want independence then lets send the brickies up to rebuild Hadrian's wall :haha:

The SNP goes it alone there will be no power sharing.

SKY News

It would take the red and blue parties to form a coalition then and I don't see that happening somehow.

Bleh!:O:

In all seriousness, though, Bossmark, you don't seem to have any real idea just how thoroughly rotten, corrupt, incompetent, sclerotic, intellectually and morally bankrupt the Scottish branch of the Labour party had become. Machine politics at it's worst. Not the party it is in England and Wales.

Jim seems to have had pretty good connections within Labour, surely he could tell you just how bad SLab are/were?:hmmm:

Not surprising, the SNP governed as a minority between 2007 and 2011. There will probably be some form of "confidence and supply" arrangement with whoever they can get to support any legislation they want to get passed. Ironically, though it's rarely mentioned, the Nats relied on the Scots Cons back then. This time it might be the Greens.:hmmm:

The Indy Ref casts a long shadow, and will do for some time to come.

Mike.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cgg_XH5W8AAqSTZ.jpg

"I will build a great wall on our northern border, and I will make the Brigantes pay for that wall, mark my words!"

Nice weekend for it. :sunny:

OK..

The local England elections and after 118 results so far I'm not waiting anymore so here is my view.

The moderate winers were LD's and UKIP making steady progress but no real break though. Begin to look like the public are forgiving the LibDems or they have short memories.

I have no idea why Toff Boy was boasting as clearly he and the Tories have not moved forward to increase their postion.

For Labour they held out against the news media that seemed to suggest Labour was going to loose big time.

So if there is a general election next month I would say the result would be a hung parliament, neither Labour or the Tories have the drive to stand out above the other party's.

Don't forget, people tend to vote differently depending on whether it is a local or general election.

Add to that the Tories have overtaken Labour into second place in Scotland, Labour have failed to make any real significant gains in England and the London Mayor who doesn't support Jeremy nor invited him to the after election party.

Not a good couple of days for Labour I'd have thought.

England Council Elections 2016
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election/2016/councils

Predictions
STEED
1. Yes
2. Labour (Long shot but may do it on the grounds of the recent flooding)
3. Sadiq Khan (Labour)
4. No

BossMark
1. Yes
2. Labour
3. Sadiq Khan (Labour)
4. No simple reason I do not believe a word toffboy says....

Jimbuna
1. Yes
2. Labour
3. Sadiq Khan (Labour)
4. Yes

Oberon
1. No
2. Conservative by a slim amount
3. Khan (Labour)
4. No, it'll be 2017.


Well its almost over but clearly jim is going to be the winner.

Thank You http://i.imgur.com/q86yYns.gif

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