I'm In Exactly The Same Position As

I Became A Councillor Back In 1971, So If By This Stage In Politics I'm Making Lots Of Big Mistakes, Then I Shouldn't Be Here.

I Have No Interest In Managing My Financial Affairs.

I Feel A Degree Of Regret That Marshall Did Not Push On And Say 'abolish The Glc' Because I Think It Would Have Been A Major Saving And Would Have Released Massive Resources For Productive Use.

The Idea That The Glc Should Be Abolished At A Stroke Is Ill Though Out, Undemocratic And Will Cost The People Of London Dear.

I Liked It When We Had Ugly Politicians Who Droned On About Issues.