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  • Nov 20, 2024 | theinformer.co.nz | Martin Spinks

    By Martin Spinks The government is calling on all councils to rein in their spending and stick to doing the ‘basics brilliantly’. A 13.2% annual rise in local rates (and 30% over 3 years), when inflation is currently running at 2.9%, would suggest that TCDC should be looking long and hard at its proposed spending. Locals do not object to council allocating funds for core services, e.g. roading resilience, storm and wastewater upgrades and repairs etc.

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Martin Spinks @mspinks10
17 Oct 22

RT @LouMacari10: This girl needs help! #STOKEONTRENT MP Jack Brereton wants the terrible drug Monkey Dust reclassified to a class A drug a…

Martin Spinks
Martin Spinks @mspinks10
25 Aug 20

Please keep reading @PeteSmith1983 @MBaggers37 @ChrisTravers07 & all my other wonderful ex team mates at The Sentinel/ @sentinelstaffs because they need and deserve your support. Good luck #stokecity & #pvfc & thnx to the Potteries for the last 31 years, wouldn’t change a thing

Martin Spinks
Martin Spinks @mspinks10
30 Jun 20

Lou on the task ahead for #stokecity and Nello's return to the small screen... https://t.co/FN0xiNdrte