Ladyman-ITIS!

Love it. Had me giggling for a while, that one...

Another Nu Labour with his nose in the trough

That's not bad, having trackers in 22,000 Eddie Stobart trucks when they, and I quote, have "a fleet of 950 trucks"!!

"Another Nu Labour with his nose in the trough"

You don't need to be so specific, there's plenty of politicians across all shades of the political spectrum doing the same thing.

Pay all MPs the minimum wage and bar them from moonlighting. Then we might get some democrats instead of spivs.

"Pay all MPs the minimum wage and bar them from moonlighting. "

Yes, you have to ask yourself how much spare time their "contract" as our representatives allows them to NOT spend on Constituency and Parliamentary duties.....

I am always told how busy an MP's life is.....

now we know why.... wealth collection

Still he only earns TEN times my families present income....poor chap. And I can thank Labour Government for that too. :-(

When he was a kid do you think he was Stephen Ladyboy

In 2000 Liam Byrne set up an IT procurement company called eGovernment Solutions Ltd. At the time he was working as an advisor to 10 Downing St. In 2004 he was elected to parliament in a byelection and in 2006 he was briefly minister for the police before being moved to immigration. At the same time a number of police forces ordered a computer system from EGS while he was still a shareholder in the company. The Mail on Sunday found out and he had to get rid of the shares rather quickly: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=406687&in_page_id=1770&in_a_source=&ct=5

and then they wouldn't need to have second jobs to make a decent income. £60k is pretty pitiful for such an important job.

Who cares if they introduce road pricing. By the time I can afford a garage it'll be easy to afford to pay per mile.

"Floating Vehicle Data "

For use during the floods?

If National Express had 16,000 coaches, they would be able to transport 0.8 million people at once. I think not.

A quick search shows an NE press release which says that in 2001 they signed up 530 of their coaches, which will supposedly deliver the same amount of data as from 16,000 cars.

Not quite the same thing.

And although Eddie Stobart lorries seem to be everywhere, I suspect that there are far fewer than 22,000 of those