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Corbyn at Glastonbury on 21:39 - Jun 26 by exiledclaseboy
I don't know. I'm guessing. Vicarious liability.
If councils (or anyone else) could soecify work to be done that's within all laws and regulations, perform checks (the work on this block was theoretically inspected 16 times) and, due to illegal use of different materials or improper installation by a properly appointed contractor could still be found liable, nothing would ever get built.
We don't know if the above is true of course, I'm just using the example given.
We will all have to see what comes out of this, but it appears that all over the country, this has happened as unless something has changed, all the stuff that has been tested so far from all sorts of authorities, has failed.
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Corbyn at Glastonbury on 00:13 - Jun 27 with 1178 views
The question is whether the material used was illegal at the time. Has that been established yet? I didn't think it had.
Then there's the issue of the air gap behind the cladding which acted as a chimney and allowed the fire to spread. I understand the idea of the air gap was to prevent condensation (may be wrong here) but if it acts as a chimney then surely that's a bad idea. There's supposed to be fire breaks though so who knows. I would image it's a case of multiple issues.
I recall some minister saying in the days following the fire something along the lines of "it is of my understanding that it is illegal in this country" Obviously non committal but it was definitely said.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
He is a self serving egomaniac ! I've started a thread on the fecking Torys as welll, they are all cnts mate. Every last one.
Corbyn just typifies their desperation.
The fact thousands of middle England gap year tossers, daddy's money driven dickheads sing his name is all the proof you need.
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Self serving egomaniac actually sums them both up quite well.
He is a pied piper fantasist figure. She is a dour, colourless and appears out of her depth. No doubt either would stab you in the back as soon as look at you. What a choice.
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Corbyn at Glastonbury on 05:35 - Jun 30 with 929 views
I'm absolutely behind stopping the likes of Tesco employing long term staff on zero hours contracts, as much as I dislike Corbyn it's hard to fault his stance on that one.
This is exactly the sort of scenario they should work in though. There's a job to be done and you get paid until it's done. It's a choice to travel from overseas for a zero hours contract job you expect to last a week. If you don't want the risk don't take the job
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Corbyn at Glastonbury on 11:12 - Jul 5 with 813 views
I was talking to my friend who was at Glastonbury and she said she got chucked out of the front bit next to the stage so they could fill it with the cheering corbyn supporters with their flags. She was allowed back in after but it makes you think.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
Corbyn at Glastonbury on 11:12 - Jul 5 by Highjack
I was talking to my friend who was at Glastonbury and she said she got chucked out of the front bit next to the stage so they could fill it with the cheering corbyn supporters with their flags. She was allowed back in after but it makes you think.
The hard left in action
Peace
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Corbyn at Glastonbury on 16:09 - Jul 6 with 758 views
Sixty-three per cent of 25-year-olds were employed full-time, 12 per cent part time, and 7 per cent were unemployed. Twenty-three per cent worked shifts and 5 per cent had zero-hours contracts.
Hardly a scandal considering the clean up lasted barely a week
Corbyn at Glastonbury on 11:12 - Jul 5 by Highjack
I was talking to my friend who was at Glastonbury and she said she got chucked out of the front bit next to the stage so they could fill it with the cheering corbyn supporters with their flags. She was allowed back in after but it makes you think.
I had plenty of friends there and they watched him and no such thing happened. Your friends are talking shit tory boy.
I had plenty of friends there and they watched him and no such thing happened. Your friends are talking shit tory boy.
Genuine question Ebo - why does opposition of Corbyn equate to being a Tory? Not on a wind up, nor is this an implication that this is your modus operandi, but it's a recurring theme.
Corbyn at Glastonbury on 16:16 - Jul 6 by waynekerr55
Genuine question Ebo - why does opposition of Corbyn equate to being a Tory? Not on a wind up, nor is this an implication that this is your modus operandi, but it's a recurring theme.
It's a great question
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Corbyn at Glastonbury on 16:25 - Jul 6 with 742 views
Corbyn at Glastonbury on 16:16 - Jul 6 by waynekerr55
Genuine question Ebo - why does opposition of Corbyn equate to being a Tory? Not on a wind up, nor is this an implication that this is your modus operandi, but it's a recurring theme.
I've asked this question of many on here but never get a sensible answer. In their minds you have to be one or the other.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
Corbyn at Glastonbury on 16:16 - Jul 6 by waynekerr55
Genuine question Ebo - why does opposition of Corbyn equate to being a Tory? Not on a wind up, nor is this an implication that this is your modus operandi, but it's a recurring theme.
Well you seem to agree more with the Tory's than Corbyn so i assume your political compass points to the right.
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