nandy

Just explain how anyone can vote for this excuse for an mp who completely ignores the majority of the public in wigan who voted to leave the e.u. also please inform me what has she done for wigan???? ITS time the good folk of WIGAN did what LEIGH DID AND BOOT OUT THIS LABOUR TRASH having been a socialist all my life this party has finally shot themselves dead .

She is no favourite of mine either.

Good to see you back Golden Bear. Hope you are keeping on the best side.

Lisa Nandy is a good MP and works hard for the constituency.
She is also entitled to her own opinion,which she used in the Brexit votes in parliament.She is no puppet that's for sure,and that's my opinion!

Agreed

If she was as hopeless as people like to make out the party faithfuls and the unions wouldn't be backing her and she wouldn't be in the running to be leader.

Spot on, Fossil

She also worked very hard for Centepoint the homelessness charity and also the childrens society charity

I may have said this before but any of you remember at one of WW meet-ups she had just been made M.P.for Wigan she was in the Royal Oak the same night as us, someone asked would she just pop over to say hello she refused point blank,

To me she had got what she wonted from the Wigan people the safest seat in the country and a well paid job for life and she knew it

£1.5 million in a few years in expences, while homeless are sleeping in doorways in Wigan...Totally ignored the referendum result in 2016 and continued to try and sabotage the result over the following 3 years...So
did Favergue and Jo Platt..

Fossil said, "Lisa Nandy is a good MP and works hard for the constituency".

Lisa Nandy is a good MP and works hard. Agreed.
But, the truth of the matter is, she has little time for 'the constituency'.

Agreed. Neither have any of them, Tonker.
Has Leigh improved since it voted a tory bloke in?

Has Wigan since she became mp, or is it the same as mccarney et al?

I don’t think MCCartney was Wigan MP. Makerfield YES.

He did the same as she has was my meaning.

Don't you mean, she's done the same as he did?

Either or. Pocket lining tactics.

if wigan town center is anything to go by ?? well!! it speaks for it self

According to reports, her chances of winning the leadership race have improved tremendously.

At first I thought Lisa Nandy was different from the other lunatics such as Long-Bailey, but her recent statement about trans women showed just how out of touch she is with ordinary people. She supports letting a rapist who 'identifies' as a woman to serve his time in a women's prison. Not a word about the rights of real women. The same with letting men enter women's toilets. Absolute tosh, but then I'm old fashioned. The Labour Party which I once supported is now filled with such nonsensical views.

She's an utter disgrace

Gideonfel a very difficult situation and not just a labour party problem.
What would you do for interests sake,as I am not sure.

I probably would go for segregation as the fairest option.

Her views

She worked for centrepoint. Worked, yes. Hard?

Fossil, if a man rapes a woman [or child, as in the example Lisa Nandy was given] then he should serve his time in a male prison. His gender didn't matter to him when he was committing the foul act - why should it later matter once he's been found guilty? These people who 'transgender' are taking advantage of today's pathetically woke atmosphere. They're laughing at the system. And people like Nandy are supporting it. The rights of the victims count for nothing these days when weighed against the rights of the guilty ones.

Hear hear, Gideonfel.

Moral degredation.

takes very very little to beat jeremy corbyn.
she is going to transform northern towns when she becomes leader..
laughable comment ,perhaps she could have started with wigan ten years ago.

Posted by: Aziraphale (92)

"She worked for centrepoint. Worked, yes. Hard?"

I would say so.
All voluntary work is hard. Especially when you don't get paid for it. The volunteer does not look at it as hard though.
They do it from the heart

All voluntary work is hard. Especially when you don't get paid for it.

I thought the meaning of the adjective 'voluntary' was: not paid to do it.

Obviously, while studying in educational establishments I was heavily misled regarding the meanings of certain words.

This visit was particularly poignant for Nandy, who once worked for Centrepoint as a 23-year-old in our head office as a Policy Officer. In fact, Centrepoint’s Director of Policy and Engagement, Balbir Chatrik, was on hand to give her old employee a warm welcome – and even present Lisa with one of her old work projects.

That suggests she was a paid employee.

Obviously, while studying in educational establishments you were heavily misled regarding the spellings of certain words too!

Oops! I was. Of course it is 'misled' as it is not the first form of the verb. The past simple and the past participle of 'mislead' is 'misled'.
Sometimes, typing too fast has its downfalls!
But, should that not be: '...spelling of a certain word,too.'?
Anyway, technology is a wondrous thing and allows us to edit.
Or, is that a 'wonderous thing'? I wonder!

I wonder too.
I wonder just how far out of touch with ordinary people and their views they are.

All voluntary work is hard. Especially when you don't get paid for it. The volunteer does not look at it as hard though.
They do it from the heart


"Nandy worked as a researcher at the homelessness charity Centrepoint from 2003 to 2005, and then as senior policy adviser at The Children's Society from 2005 until her election in 2010,"

victims first ,violators second some chance.
human rights, but not for the violated.
why are we hanging on to a large number of serious offender,s from the west indies.

I bet voluntary work is harder for the 70+
year olds that run the charity shops.
And nothing at the end of it.
For Nandy it was just a stepping stone

Employed -(of a person) having a paid job.

Yes, that's correct

I would like to thank ALL wworlders for your comments and i fully respect all views and remarks ,as for my mp which is fovague of which i cannot understand why living in wigan( hawkley hall) we come under MAKERFIELD baffles me ( before anyone says boundry lines ) i partially accept that but nonethe less im a wiganer and proud not a makerfiedler!
ALSO many thanks to BROADY & DOUGIE STILL BATTLING THIS PROBLEM BUT GETTING THERE ONE DAY AT A TIME NOW cheerio all .

How can Hawkley Hall come under Wigan when it’s not in the town of Wigan or the Ward of Wigan, or the Constituency of Wigan? How can it come under Liverpool and Manchester for some things and Lancashire for other things? And how can Wilmslow be under Wigan for anything?

And why do you say you live at Hawkley Hall?

hawkley hall is in pemberton as is the whole of poolstock lane.not bloody makerfield.

It's been in Makerfield since 1085!

And back to the topic.

Nandy attacks other candidates over anti semitism

See here

Turning ugly now.

Hi Baker boy ,
I know that but apparently the powers that be dont understand were we are like i say if one checks Fovague she represents the Makerfield constituancy which is a load of cobblers.

It depends which side of the railway lines yoo are living on, the Kirby line going from Highfield to the River Douglas is the Constituency Boundary between Wigan and Makerfield

so pemberton is cut in half eh,free pemb from the makerfield dictators .where,s that thunderbird kid when you want her, she can lead the free pemberton campaign.