“Cardiff charge a lot more, so that argument
doesn't really hold water out of town shopping is killing our towns,
supermarkets, outlets etc wish it was different but it's not perhaps the
landlords could do more to help the shopkeepers anyway i've got an
early council meeting tomorrow out on site in Treforest it's not easy being a
councillor despite what some people might think commitment is a heavy burden
and I am committed i've taken one weeks holiday intwo years and lost a stone in
weight and I know not every Councillor is the same but remember it's quite easy
for people to say things it's a lot more difficult to actually do so on that
note i'll say goodnight.”
What
a load of bullshit, but how perfectly it sums up the Labour attitude. Pure,
unadulterated arrogance and hypocrisy. He obviously has no answers, and as
usual is not interested in debating any issue that is of importance to local residents
and traders. “Perhaps the landlords could do more to help” – because Cllr
Powderhill and his Labour colleagues are not interested,
Then
the change of tack to talk about “me, me, me.”
“Commitment
is a heavy burden” oh come on. Only one
week’s holiday and lost a stone – my heart bleeds. It is however ludicrous to blame that on Council
work. Yes it takes up a not inconsiderable amount of time – if done properly,
but it is certainly not time at backbench level.
This
is the man who on his election leaflets made much about being the only
candidate living in Treforest, and then a few months later had his planningapplication for a house in Ynysybwl passed by his Labour colleagues, despite Officers recommending it be turned down.
He spent a great deal of time slamming the previous Welsh Lib Dem Councillor who stood down at the last election. He told anyone who would listen that he did nothing, that he had no influence, and that the only way to get things done was to elect a Labour Councillor.
Steve
Powderhill was the man to get a crossing for the school – still waiting. He would champion the community against planning
applications that were objected to by residents. Yet failed to get planning permission rejected
on at least two sets of flats.
He
has failed to stick up for the people of the area over all manner of
things. He, along with his Labour mates
voted for the removal of the paddling pool in Ynysangharad Park. He attended the meeting at the Muni to decide
on a referendum and didn’t have the guts to speak up and defend his
position. When asked about it on the
facebook site referred to here he said it was not the place to discuss
politics, but refuses to do it elsewhere.
Self praise really is no recommendation – certainly not in this case.
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