Porche and the £25 Congestion Charge

[Bad Company]

I thought Boris would agree to scrap this charge but can only assume that he agreed to pay the legal costs as he knew he could not win in Court.

 

[LLB]

I thought Boris would agree to scrap this charge but can only assume that he agreed to pay the legal costs as he knew he could not win in Court.

Yet another example of that knob Red Ken wasting tax payers hard earned

 

[mickle]

Just grow up and delete the Ignore list Mickle. This can't go on forever!

Ok but just for this thread.

 

[mickle]

Yet another example of that knob Red Ken wasting tax payers hard earned

Whereas £16,000 first year depreciation on a Cayenne is not wasting 'hard earned'?

 

[mickle]

Mickle is a knob

Evidence?

 

[domtyler]

Ok but just for this thread.

Good lad!

 

[LLB]

Evidence?

HERE

 

[tdr1nka]

I love LLB's arguments, sometimes as short and gossamer thin as the life of the mayfly.

 

[LLB]

I love LLB's arguments, sometimes as short and gossamer thin as the life of the mayfly.

But they live for years before hatching

 

[tdr1nka]

UGH! Linford is pupating!!

 

[Bad Company]

The £25 congestion charge was an awful idea that has rightly been dropped. End of story.

 

[jonesy]

Not really. Porsche snuck a quick writ in, despite knowing that Boris has said he was going to reverse Ken's decision. In judicial review, 'costs follow'.

A sneaky move on Porsche's part, rather than any fault of Boris.

Which has also helped them to claim the 'credit' for it, as if it were somehow an admirable thing that commercial interests should prevail over elected government...

 

[asterix]

Another sign that Boris Johnson can't hack it.. When he got elected I suspect that David Cameron thought he'd got shot of a liability from his opposition team. Now he's got one running London

 

[jonesy]

Another sign that Boris Johnson can't hack it.. When he got elected I suspect that David Cameron thought he'd got shot of a liability from his opposition team. Now he's got one running London

I'm unclear how this reflects badly on Boris. Although I don't agree with his decision, he was only doing what he said he'd do in his manifesto. How does that show he couldn't hack it?

 

[mickle]

Good lad!

Good lad? I'm 46 FFS.