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Your local Labour team will work 365 days of the year!

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Thanks to the weather we had a challenging day talking to local residents but it proved well worth it. We hope we have persuaded you that we'll be working for you every day of the year!

Lots of issues came up including recycling, schools, road and pavement resurfacing and, of course, why streets haven't been gritted. A lot of people clearly feel let down by the Lib Dem/Tory council and basic expectations simply aren't being met. If Southwark is spending money it certainly doesn't seem to be here in Peckham Rye.

As local candidates, committed to working tirelessly for the area we live in, we hope that our dedication today helps persuade you that we'll do all we can to make Peckham Rye a better place to live.

Gavin explains to a local resident that Southwark council has let us down on recycling...
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  1. Anonymous10 January 2010 at 21:04

    我只知道，假如我去愛人生，那人生一定也會回愛我..................................................

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