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Exiled In Surrey 12:26 Thu Feb 13
Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Best odds

Khan 1/6
Stewart 8/1
Bailey 20/1

Stewart and Bailey must be very poor candidates.

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icwhs 12:35 Sat Feb 29
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
There aren’t any political reasons why Khan will win, just geography.

He’s in London, definitely win it by a country fucking mile

, 12:08 Sat Feb 29
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Khan will romp home. He has been much more effective than Johnson in so many ways, work ethic, accountability, less spendthrift, more a master of his brief etc.

Any Old Iron 11:49 Fri Feb 28
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Vexed 8:06 Fri Feb 14

Isn't it time you grew up you ignorant cunt?

People despise Khant for his ineptitude and constant wokey grandstanding.

J.Riddle 10:35 Fri Feb 28
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Expect the clueless Khan (probably still at EU headquarters on a tax payers jolly up trying to make all Londoners EU Citizens?) to steal Baileys policy anytime soon.

The rise in violent crime and how to reduce it will be one of the key issues in the mayoral election in May and the Conservative candidate Shaun Bailey has set out his plan for policing.

He is promising more than 8,000 extra officers if elected. He hopes half would come from central government - although there are no guarantees of the numbers. And he plans to achieve the rest through a mixture of cutting funding at City Hall, controversial surveillance technology and the introduction of a tourist tax on hotel guests to help pay for the policy. Many countries in Europe charge a tourist tax including France, Croatia, Belgium, Greece, Italy, Germany, Spain and Switzerland.

Mr Bailey, 48, who is vying to replace Sadiq Khan as Mayor of London in May, is pledging to boost the Metropolitan Police's numbers from 31,321 to 40,000 if he gets into office.

Increasing the Met’s numbers to 40,000 would mean that London would overtake New York and Paris in terms of officers.

To help achieve this, Mr Bailey said he will lobby the Government to introduce a 1% hotel levy in London to generate about £48 million per year, paying for 734 new officers.
London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey (right), visited Stoke Newington in north London as he announced his pledge to boost police numbers to 40,000 in the capital.
London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey (right), visited Stoke Newington in north London as he announced his pledge to boost police numbers to 40,000 in the capital. Credit: Luke Powell/PA
Speaking to reporters in Stoke Newington on Friday, he acknowledged that hoteliers "don't want" the tax, but argued that every major city in the world has introduced a levy.

He said: "I will definitely be lobbying for a hotel levy. London needs to be safe, we invite people here, and paying a levy towards safety is a great thing."

Mr Bailey, who lives in Romford, said an extra 1,590 officers will be paid for through a £104 million "Emergency Crime Budget", which will be funded by cutting City Hall costs on marketing, staff and union representatives.

He also seeks to secure a further 4,631 from the Government by asking for a "small uplift" in the number of officers already pledged for the capital.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised to recruit 20,000 new officers nationally, with 1,369 allocated by the Home Office for London in the first year of the scheme.

Part of Mr Bailey's pledge is to also introduce a Domain Awareness System (DAS), which collects data from CCTV cameras and licence plate readers.

He claims the surveillance system, which is used by the New York Police Department, would save £63 million over four years through an "uplift" in efficiencies, and would fund up to 482 officers.

Mr Bailey, who is a member of the London Assembly, joined Met police officers in a weapons search of the Smalley Road estate, off Stoke Newington High Street in north London on Friday.

As police discovered a large knife hidden near some shrubbery on the estate, Mr Bailey said: "Hopefully you've beaten someone to it [in finding it]."

Speaking to reporters, he said: "My pledge is to get 40,000 police officers on the street. We have a rapidly growing population in London. Crime is already out of control and you have to plan to solve crime, and for me, boots on the ground is the first step of that plan.

"Any pledge I make is realistic, deliverable and costed."

Hermit Road 9:59 Sat Feb 15
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
There are far to many layers of government and it Ann,es them to pass on responsibility and accountability to the other layers.

The Mayor and councils gets to blame Westminster and Westminster gets to blame the Mayor and the Councils. On top of that, we all pay a lot more money for a lot more professional politicians.

It isn’t that long ago that we had no full time politicians outside Westminster. Now we have them in our Boroughs, our city, and Westminster. They all have a massive infrastructure around them that needs funding too.

We need a lot less government, which would provide us with a much easier and cheaper way to hold them to account.

Rio or Anton or Les 9:59 Sat Feb 15
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
David Sullivan for mayor anyone?

Darby_ 9:53 Sat Feb 15
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Jeremy Corbyn. He'd probably win too.

Full Claret Jacket 2:34 Sat Feb 15
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
I'd like to see them abolish the Mayor and the whole office. It's just a pointless political figurehead to waste more money with idiotic ideas that they force on other London councils. Khan is totally inept but he'll be kept in as he is Labour and a lot of London voted Labour.

madhammerette 1:09 Sat Feb 15
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Khan does nothing.

To the extent, I cannot take seriously the abundance of hate directed at him seriously, because he does fuck all.
But I cannot understand him spiking in the polls either, because he does fuck all.

See John Moncur....

Vexed 8:07 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Enrage even. Fucking Samsung SHIT

Vexed 8:06 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
I hope Khan gets it, just to engage the fuckwit club on here because he's a bit too brown for them. Must be difficult being scared of brown people in London. We should start a charity to help them, distribute polarised specs or something to let help them lead a normal life.

Fo the Communist 5:16 Fri Feb 14
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Rios

Not sure why you would make that point.

You can search this site high and low and you wont find a single post by me that is even remotely supportive of Islam (nor any other religion).

eusebiovic 5:10 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Bradley Fucking Walsh might as well throw his hat into the ring...He's done everything else

riosleftsock 5:08 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Fo

Apologies, you are right.

After all, Islam is right about women isn't it?

Fo the Communist 5:07 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
He unquestionably backs it but that's different to awarding it.

I know the bloke to be a cunt in other aspects of his role without having to exaggerate or invent situations to get worked up about.

RM10 4:30 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
white old people voted Boris and London immigrants vote Khan and that's it both are absolutely shit.

Side of Ham 3:56 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Can't knock it, but if it is indeed at the expense of other races, then the whole point is to be racist back?

He may not personally award it but he backs it.........

"Now in its second year, TfL AND City Hall’s diversity in advertising competition"

Fo the Communist 3:46 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Rios.
In fairness, the mayor, for all his shortcomings, never 'awarded' that prize did he?

ChillTheKeel 2:36 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
Almost as shambolic a bunch as the Labour leadership candidates.

J.Riddle 2:28 Fri Feb 14
Re: Next Mayor of London (surprised me)
My vote will have to go with Frankenstein if only to get rid of Khan’s stab City. It’s either that or not bother voting.

J.Riddle 2:26 Fri Feb 14
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Bailey has admitted to being a Burglar. Said he wants to crack down on Burglary if he gets in, has all the right credentials!

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