Tory raps ‘lazy councillors’

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Tory raps ‘lazy councillors’

By Mark Pack | Tue 24th April 2007 - 11:00 am

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More love and haromony in David Cameron’s party:

A FORMER council leader has claimed his own colleagues are more concerned with their allowances than working for their constituents. Tory Rochford district councillor Peter Webster launched an astonishing attack on his fellow members who, he claimed, were “too lazy”.

Chris Black has the full story.

Meanwhile over in Wales the Western Mail reports:

THE former leader of the Conservatives in the Assembly has announced he will not be voting for the party this time around.

Hat tip: Pigeon Post

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