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Of course the Greens don’t care about the environmental views of their candidates. The only thing that matters to them now is what you say about Palestine.
I once broke down on Park Lane. The RAC guy said most of his work in central was reviving high-end sports cars when their owners flew in from the Gulf.
I live in a big housing devopment in Wandsworth and we have the same problem with abandoned luxury cars. Recently the management kicked out a load parked and abandoned without a permit, including a blue Rolls Royce with middle eastern plates that ended up on BBC news after being abandoned again in Mayfair shortly after! Plenty of the cars here have clearly not moved for many years.
Editing error by me. Apologies. Council sold the flat at a value of £190,000, not £195,000, as backed by the lease. Now correct in this piece as per earlier statement.
Of course the Greens don’t care about the environmental views of their candidates. The only thing that matters to them now is what you say about Palestine.
I once broke down on Park Lane. The RAC guy said most of his work in central was reviving high-end sports cars when their owners flew in from the Gulf.
Thanks Jim!
Something very wrong with the motoring 'ecosytem' if there is no other action than scrapping these cars, what an absolute waste.
I live in a big housing devopment in Wandsworth and we have the same problem with abandoned luxury cars. Recently the management kicked out a load parked and abandoned without a permit, including a blue Rolls Royce with middle eastern plates that ended up on BBC news after being abandoned again in Mayfair shortly after! Plenty of the cars here have clearly not moved for many years.
Forhad Hussain’s own statement, which you published in the week, had the initial valuation of the flat at £190,000 - not £195,000 as you say today.
Editing error by me. Apologies. Council sold the flat at a value of £190,000, not £195,000, as backed by the lease. Now correct in this piece as per earlier statement.