People get the politicians they deserve - they vote them in. The council reflects the population, sadly. This town could be wonderful. I've lived all over the world and seen far worse. The "sink" estates in Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield are far worse than Hull. Parts of Sydney and London make Hull look positively delightful. One thing constantly puzzles me, why, when we have a brilliant waterfront do we not develop it? Believe me other cities around the world would love to have this facility. Another question for the politicians and citizens to answer.
Joined: Jan 15 2007 Posts: 11924 Location: Secret Hill Top Lair. V.2
st rover wrote:People get the politicians they deserve - they vote them in. The council reflects the population, sadly. This town could be wonderful. I've lived all over the world and seen far worse. The "sink" estates in Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield are far worse than Hull. Parts of Sydney and London make Hull look positively delightful. One thing constantly puzzles me, why, when we have a brilliant waterfront do we not develop it? Believe me other cities around the world would love to have this facility. Another question for the politicians and citizens to answer.
Chocolate River, or Phil's old place?
Can't think of either of them being described as "brilliant".
If there is no struggle, there is no progress. Those who profess to favor freedom, and yet depreciate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground. They want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters. This struggle may be a moral one; or it may be a physical one; or it may be both moral and physical; but it must be a struggle.
Joined: Sep 01 2006 Posts: 5139 Location: Wall Street
st rover wrote:People get the politicians they deserve - they vote them in. The council reflects the population, sadly. This town could be wonderful. I've lived all over the world and seen far worse. The "sink" estates in Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield are far worse than Hull. Parts of Sydney and London make Hull look positively delightful. One thing constantly puzzles me, why, when we have a brilliant waterfront do we not develop it? Believe me other cities around the world would love to have this facility. Another question for the politicians and citizens to answer.
Hello councilor Minns
Motto of the week -
It is the way of the weak to secretly bleat to those in authority rather than fight their own battles.
Joined: Feb 17 2007 Posts: 1762 Location: The theatre of dreams...aka the kc stadium
very red robin wrote:Glad you didnt say good shopping ares - because there shocking to be honest - not even on par with york nevermind leeds/sheffield!
And its low cost housing because of the trolls that you'd be living next door too!
i dont agree with that mate...they are not trolls they are inbreads lol
Joined: Apr 29 2004 Posts: 14082 Location: The Sunniest City in the World
Don't forget the patties!
As said the people are the best thing about Hull, once you get over the accent and apparent "roughness" you won't find a kinder more helpful and friendly group of people anywhere. Yes we have scroats, doesn't everywhere?, but on the whole it is the down to earth folk of Hull (and the patties!) I miss the most.
WEST COAST PIRATES NRL expansion? Sometime soon, maybe......
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well said matey
lol bless ya
