Back to Base
We're tired. But we dutifully finish off and head back. We demand tea and biscuits before going out. Our Lord has had it agrees to stay at HQ. But Tony (this is the council by-election one of the three on our record breaking 2001 Tony Tony Tony campaign) and I head off to the Kings Road estate leaving a 13 year old in command.
Half a dozen willing workers arrive as we head out, and more are back for seconds. We will get the full knock up done. Probably including the lower priority rounds where the Labour houses are far apart and the promises weaker or less trusted.
We two knock off six streets in less than an hour. It is gratifying. They have been, they are just going, they are pleased to see us.
This area will probably take a while to bounce back to pre-war support and big majorities in local elections but the whole exercise has been very encouraging.
Half a dozen willing workers arrive as we head out, and more are back for seconds. We will get the full knock up done. Probably including the lower priority rounds where the Labour houses are far apart and the promises weaker or less trusted.
We two knock off six streets in less than an hour. It is gratifying. They have been, they are just going, they are pleased to see us.
This area will probably take a while to bounce back to pre-war support and big majorities in local elections but the whole exercise has been very encouraging.
posted by Chris Paul at 10:15 PM
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