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We have a preschool story time meeting on each Tuesday of the week from 2-2:30 p.m. Children ages two through five are invited to come and enjoy stories and crafts. The library goal is to aid in the early literacy of each child. We look forward to seeing many little ones, getting to know them and helping them to know us.
Monday morning we had reading with Kathie. Thanks Kathie for always taking the time for us and reading your favorite articles.
Monday afternoon we had manicures with Sierra. Our nails always look so nice when we get them painted. Thanks Sierra.
Alta communty blood drive will be held on Thursday, May 15 from 3-6 p.m. at Alta Community Center.
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Waldorf College in Forest City held its annual spring graduation ceremony Saturday, May 3. Tara Mann of Newell graduated with a ciminal justice major.
Sioux Rapids Area Historical Assocation met for its monthly meeting on April 28 at 7 p.m. with 12 present.
Avis opened the meeting with a reading, "The Laws of Physics."
Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Irene gave the treasurer's report.
Spring classes for Red Cross Lifeguard certification and Water Safety Instructor training have been scheduled at the Holstein pool.
Veronica McFadden is an art explorer at heart. She enjoys explorering art media. She combined her interests in art and business to create Cool Catz Pottery studio, a place where kids of all ages can have fun, be creative and experience art hands-on.
After 11 years, Michelle Patten returns to cook at BVU after her children grew up.
After 11 years, Michelle Patten returns to cook at BVU after her children grew up.
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Imagine cooking for as many as 700 to 800 people every day. Buena Vista University executive chef Michelle Patten of Sioux Rapids does just that. Michelle returned to the head chef position at BVU in March after 11 years. She worked as night cook in 1996, then the head chef from 1997 to 2003, stepping back because her kids were small.
Piano students of Mary Cullen presented their spring recital on Sunday, April 13, at Witter Gallery, playing their solo selections as well as several duets for their parents, grandparents and friends. Refreshments were served afterwards. Students in the front row are Nathan Kueny, Bennett Smith, Mia Kleespies, Rachel Wienhold, Rosie Smith, Jacob Kueny and Conner Wienhold. In the back row are Meaghan McCleary, Arwal Andrews, Cole Kleespies, Mary Cullen, Jonah Kueny, and Emmett Smith.
Front row, L-R: Brady Stier, Kelsey Davidson, Sloan Morrow, Sharon Feld,
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Ten Buena Vista University students participated in an AWOL (Alternative Week of Off-site Learning) trip during spring break, enabling them to volunteer their time and service with a focus on children and poverty in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
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'a blue box suddenly appears in the lab, a goofy young man pops out from it, flinging open the doors, grinning madly. Walter smiles back in a curious manner, rather than Olivia whom draws out her gun and points it at the man. This shocks and scares the man's two young companions, a girl with firy hair and man with a pointy face. Peter on the other hand just sat back staring, because somehow, somewhere his seen this man before. That's when the man spoke
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Just a quick post with that latest round of cards that I've made with the Cricut… enjoy!
(Used scraps of red vinyl for the puzzle pieces and the heart,
the picture doesn't show how shiny they are!)
Just a quick post with that latest round of cards that I've made with the Cricut… enjoy!
(Used scraps of red vinyl for the puzzle pieces and the heart,
the picture doesn't show how shiny they are!)
I am still in awe as I continue to create projects with my Cricut. Here I'll chronicle several projects, including glass itching and iron on vinyl. This past Christmas I even used it to cut stiffened felt to make snowflake ornaments that I used as gift tags for folks. (Sorry no photos… I got busy and forgot!)
First let's take a look at a glass etching project I finished for a Christmas gift. Here I used the Cricut to make a stencil out of inexpensive contact paper and used it to mask the bottom of the dish off to use the cream on… A few of my fellow crafty-type friends came over for a craft-night and we etched glass… one of the ladies completed a 9x13 glass baking dish just like this one… my other friend monogrammed hot chocolate mugs for her sons! We used the Cricut to make all the stencils.
Next is what seems to be my favorite use for the Cricut right now.. Iron-on Vinyl! I've made lots of t-shirts and even a tote bag for a friend…
I had seen shirts similar to these online for upwards of 25 dollars… well a trip to HL and 30 minutes later I had my very own creations!
Here's a bag I made for a friend… I bet you can guess what she likes to do in her spare time…
I used the Cricut and regular vinyl to make ornaments for my brother and his family for Christmas…
Here's the last one… I tagged my Cricut!
This years tea was very nice (as always) and my friend and I went together in on a table. She selected an ice blue colored ornament package from Hobby Lobby and we went from there!
We 'borrowed' a large jar from my office (thanks to the lighting rep that gave the office a LARGE jar of candy for the holidays!!). We used white snowflakes, silver and blue chocolates and silver tulle table scarf along with LED lights.
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Park High School's homecoming activities on Friday will go forward as planned, after administrators addressed concerns that student pranks would disrupt an afternoon pep fest. Park Principal Craig Paul said he met separately Friday morning with the junior and senior classes.
A woman faces criminal charges for allegedly using a cane to hit another woman and damage a vehicle during an altercation in a Cottage Grove parking lot. Lorelei A. Sargent, 58, of West St. Paul, appeared in Washington County District Court last week on first-degree property damage and fifth-degree assault charges stemming from a June 21 incident outside the Kohls store. According to the criminal complaint: A 41-year-old woman was walking to her vehicle in the parking lot when a woman, who was later identified as Sargent, sitting in a van threw trash out the window.
A Cottage Grove man is charged with using small cameras to watch a woman and her teenage daughter in their home. Washington County prosecutors allege that Scott E. Olson, 37, mounted wireless cameras in a bathroom and other areas of a Cottage Grove house without the victims' knowledge. Olson was charged this week with interfering with the privacy of a minor, a felony, and interfering with privacy at a home, a gross misdemeanor.
Michelle Roberts experimented with an apple butter recipe for a few years, finally settling on a blend of ingredients that landed her fruit spread a blue ribbon at this year's Minnesota State Fair. Fresh off that win, Roberts now is exploring how to turn that prize-winning treat into a small business success. Roberts, a Cottage Grove resident, took first place out of 17 statewide entries in the apple butter category last month. It was her first time entering something in the canning competition, and she nearly did not compete.
A Woodbury man who allegedly punched another man at a Cottage Grove party, causing traumatic brain injuries, faces a jury trial next month for felony assault charges. Andrew J. Hagen, 21, faces charges of first-degree assault and third-degree assault in connection with the alleged incident last November. A jury trial is set to begin Oct. 17 in Washington County District Court in Stillwater. Hagen turned himself in Friday on a warrant related to the case.
Property damage A Cottage Grove resident reported Aug. 6 that someone drove a vehicle through a yard in the 8500 block of Ivywood Avenue. There was minor damage. No suspects. A Cottage Grove resident reported Aug. 11 that an object was thrown through the front window of the residence in the 8500 block of Indahl Avenue. Damage: $800. A Cottage Grove woman reported Aug. 22 that someone keyed her car while it was in the parking lot of Target, 8655 East Point Douglas Road. The woman also reported that another vehicle she owns was keyed.
A Hastings man was apprehended by Cottage Grove police Thursday afternoon following a high-speed chase that slowed rush hour traffic on Highway 61 north of the Hastings Bridge. Cottage Grove police said officers tried to make a traffic stop near 100th Street and Innovation around 4 p.m., but the driver, Dennis M. Dick, allegedly fled and led police southbound on Highway 61 toward Hastings at speeds of up to 70 mph, officers reported. The attempted traffic stop was related to a felony weapons warrant in Dakota County, police said.
Locking your car doors and using an outdoor motion light may be the best bit of advice for Cottage Grove residents following a string of odd - but, in some cases, costly - acts of vandalism to homes and cars. Police in recent weeks responded to a number of unusual calls - from the property where feces and urine were left at the doorstep to the home that was smeared with Vasoline.
Justin Atkinson has fond memories of summer nights spent beneath the big screen at the Cottage View Drive-In. Atkinson recalls many trips from his home in Woodbury to the drive-in along Highway 61, where he and his family took in movies under the stars beginning in the late 1980s. "It's very near and dear to my heart," said Atkinson, now a Cottage Grove resident. Atkinson, a South Washington County Telecommunications Commission producer, last year used that personal history as inspiration as he went behind the camera to tell the story of the iconic drive-in, which is winding down its 45th
The cases are common: Washington County residents are duped into identity theft scams, victimized in fraud schemes or preyed upon in cyber crimes. Washington County Attorney Pete Orput said successful local prosecution of those crimes is not a slam dunk, however, because in some cases the perpetrators are outside county prosecutors' jurisdiction, part of a national or even global scam and can be hard to track down. After his first eight months in office, Orput said he has seen enough of those cases to warrant a new program aimed at arming citizens with information to help them avoid becoming


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i written a code in vb for finding the last month. but i didn't get the output which i am expecting. here is my code:
a=Format$(Now, "mm")-1
but i want output in 2 digit like if last month is Jan then output should be 01 not only 1
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400-498 North 3rd Avenue
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400-498 North 3rd Avenue has a Walk Score of 93 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
This location is in the Pie Allen neighborhood in Tucson. Nearby parks include Geronimo Center, Catalina Park and Iron Horse Park.
Nearby schools include Roskruge Bilingual Elementary School, Roskruge Bilingual Magnet Middle School and Tucson Magnet High School.
The closest grocery stores are Food Conspiracy Co-op, Time Market and New Empire Food Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Sky Bar, Chocolate Iguana On 4th and Revolutionary Grounds. Nearby restaurants include Brooklyn Pizza Company, Athens On 4th Avenue (Greek Cuisine & Seafood Specialties) and World Wide Wrappers.
400-498 North 3rd Avenue is near Geronimo Center, Catalina Park and Iron Horse Park.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 400-498 North 3rd Avenue is a Biker's Paradise, daily errands can be accomplished on a bike.
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Tom Brady threw four touchdown passes, Malcolm Butler intercepted Russell Wilson in the end zone and the New England Patriots rallied from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Seattle Seahawks 28-24 in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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On the political Richter scale, the news that the leader of the Labour opposition group on Ashford council is to back Ukip represents a minor tremor rather than a major earthquake.
Despite Ukip's best efforts to portray the declaration of Harriet Yeo as a major coup, it falls well short of what they really want, which is the defection of a Labour MP.
Mrs Yeo is not even joining Ukip so she is not actually a defector at all - and says she doesn't agree with many of its policies.
Having said that, any party would be glad to win over the support from a rival party and Ukip, which tends to specialise in this sort of thing, won't be unhappy about the coverage the story has got, even if one broadsheet went slightly over the top by declaring the councillor as a top Labour figure.
Of arguably more significance are the comments by the Labour prospective parliamentary candidate Brendan Chilton. His warning - in remarks recorded without his knowledge - that Labour councillors were in danger of being wiped out by the Ukip advance - ought to be (another) wake-up call for the party.
Labour cannot hope to form a majority government if it fails to win seats in Kent but the signs are that will prove beyond them. As Cllr Chilton put it: "They [Labour councillors] may not exist after May if Ukip move at the pace they are."
They have two official target seats - Chatham and Aylesford and Dover and Deal - but the polls are not indicating that the party is picking up enough momentum to deliver them victory in May.
Not surprisingly, Cllr Chilton is rowing back furiously and unconvincingly to limit the damage, saying that he may have to "eat his hat" because "it looks like the opposite will happen" - the kind of spin that alienates voters rather than engages them.
Perhaps he should have stuck to his guns. His frank assessment of the situation Labour finds itself in is precisely the sort of thing party chiefs need to hear but instead they are keeping on with the platitudes about "getting a positive response on the doorstep". With an election two months away, it may all be too late.
There seems to be a degree of confusion about the events surrounding Cllr Yeo's ousting as the leader of Labour's five (now four) strong opposition group.
Cllr Yeo was booted out of the job for failing to attend meetings and deal with constituency business and deselected as a candidate. She claims it was all accomplished without her being given a chance to appeal and done by text.
What is clear is that the party seemed very keen to present the change in leadership of the group as completely innocuous. The news was relayed to the Kentish Express as a minor change in personnel and nothing too contentious. Cllr Yeo's name was not even mentioned.
What seems to have happened is that word got out that Cllr Yeo was contemplating a switch to back Ukip some time ago. She has admitted she spoke with Nigel Farage late last year and that may have leaked.
She believes that was the real reason she was ousted athough acknowledges that she did indeed miss some meetings because of poor health.
We aren't being told Labour's side of the argument because it has pulled the shutters down and is referring all questions to the regional press office.
Tags: Ashford, UKIP, Nigel Farage, election, Thanet, Labour, Harriet Yeo
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We are, as football commentators like to say, at the business end of the by-election battle for Rochester and Strood.
You will be hard-pressed to find anyone who thinks it is anything but a two-way fight between Ukip and the Conservatives, with the former still ahead on points as they continue sparring.
Conservatives sources say that although the party is behind, the gap is not as wide as the recent opinion polls have indicated and it could yet be a tight race.
I think that may be an optimistic assessment but the last thing any party is going to do or say is anything that could be construed as running up the white flag.
The biggest difficulty facing the Conservatives is persuading undecided or floating voters to opt for them rather than Ukip, along with cajoling their own supporters to get out and vote on polling day rather than sit on their hands in protest.
It does appear the party's strategy is geared towards pushing Ukip as hard as it can on November 20 and closing the gap to a point where it can depict the result as a by-election blip and a good platform to recapture the seat next May.
Unless, of course, it finds a way to deliver a decisive knock-out blow in the next two weeks.
Meanwhile, Ukip remains bouyant but underlying its outwardly confident mood, there are jangling nerves.
It cannot afford to be seen as complacent and cannot afford to make any high-profile gaffes that could be exploited by its opponents to renew the "fruitcake" charge.
It slipped up this week at its open hustings meeting when Mark Reckless rather clumsily described dictator Colonel Gadaffi as "good for immigration" - trying to make a wider point that in so doing, he had stopped migrants leaving Libya and entering Europe through Italy.
And there continues to be plenty of mud being thrown in Ukip's direction about Lodge Hill, with the Conservatives in particular ensuring that the apparently contradictory positions held by Mark Reckless remains in the public domain.
It has just released an American-style attack ad video outlining what it believes to be his flip-flopping on the issue - an interesting development in its strategy.
This is undoubtedly a faultline for Ukip and while it has tried to counter by suggesting that the position of the Conservative candidate Kelly Tolhurst is ambiguous, it has looked defensive on the issue.
Still, Nigel Farage - who we haven't seen as much of in recent weeks - gave a turbo charge to its hustings meeting in Hoo this week and is said to be returning for a rally to ramp up the Ukip campaign next week.
The last thing Labour wants in the run-up to polling day is for questions to be asked about its leader Ed Miliband.
But that is what it has got and the danger now is that its prospects in a seat it held for 13 years until 2010 are even worse. Bookmakers are now offering odds of 80-1 against it wininng the seat.
If there is a plan for Ed Miliband to make a return visit, I would expect it is being reconsidered rather urgently.
The party is working on a result which would give it a creditable third place but even that is at risk.
And although it is a long shot, might the Green party pull off a shock and squeeze it into fourth place?
A crushing defeat like that would have huge repercussions for the party - and take some of the heat off David Cameron.
Tags: byelection, Rochester, Strood, UKIP, Reckless, Conservatives, Labour
It is almost impossible to discern which way the political wind is blowing in the Rochester and Strood by-election but if you are to believe what some commentators are saying, the Conservatives are bracing themselves for a loss.
I don't necessarily subscribe to that view but there is no avoiding that the convergence of various issues is not offering the party a particularly propitious backdrop to its campaign.
The by-election is being dominated by the twin issues of immigration and the UK's membership of EU as much as anything else.
So, to say it was unhelpful to have been ambushed by the EU demanding an extra £1.7bn is something of an under-statement. The fact that the Prime Minister had to truncate a campaign visit to Rochester because he was still in Brussels at a press conference last Friday only served to underline the seriousness of the issue.
Of course, it is possible this could play to the Conservatives if the PM manages to negotiate a reduction but for many, the demand for the money is another illustration of the suspicion we put in rather more than we get out, which plays to Ukip's appeal.
On immigration, Conservative spirits would not have been helped by the comments made by the Mayor of Calais Natacha Bouchard, who gave evidence to the Home Affairs select committee this week.
In fairly blunt remarks, she told MPs the reason so many migrants were gathered at the French town was because the UK was seen as "El Dorado" and there were jobs to be filled and benefits to be claimed.
This was followed by a set of figures suggesting that there was a growing backlog of asylum seeker claims and 50,000 asylum seekers were "lost" - exactly the kind of thing Ukip laps up to suggest that the governemnt has and is losing control over its borders.
Finally, it seems the government is preparing for a revolt by Conservative backbenchers over the European Arrest Warrant, with MPs believing that it hands other countries too much power to detain UK citizens.
In 2012, the Dover MP Charlie Elphicke organised a letter to the Daily Telegraph signed by more than 100 MPs which outlined their concerns over the EU Commission's ambitions for "a pan-European code of Euro Crimes" - and "deep concerns" over the EAW.
Among the signatories were eight Conservative Kent MPs but I rather suspect they will be brought round to support the government when a vote is held.
With all these issues heaping pressure on the Conservatives, perhaps the question is not so much whether it can win but whether Ukip can lose.
A chirpy Ed Balls followed his leader down to Rochester to rally support ahead of November 20 but it does seem that their objective is not outright victory but not to lose so badly that it undermines their prospects in Kent at the general election
It is a measure of the changing political landscape that it has almost been forgotten Kent has, over the last four elections, been a battle between Labour and the Conservatives rather than a contest between Ukip and the Conservatives.
But Ukip's growing appeal is drawing support away from Labour as much as it is from the Conservatives. Yet the party knows that to form a government, it will have to win seats in Kent - it is not enough to base your strategy around general national poll ratings which put you marginally ahead of the Conservatives.
It seems the party has one eye on next May but it does seem curious it has allowed the impression to form the contest is a two-way battle between the Conservatives and Ukip while it plays for a decent third place.
Tony Blair recognised the secret to the party's success over his three terms was to ensure it won over "middle England" voters who are now peeling off to Ukip in large numbers. Ed Miliband seems to be concentrating on shoring up its core supporters, a more defensive strategy.
Perhaps there is some consolation in the fact that a new poll out today puts the NHS as top among voters' concerns in Rochester and Strood - one issue that Labour is strong on.
If you want an indication of how difficult it is to read this by-election, take a confrontation that William Hague and Kelly Tolhurst had with a disgruntled former Conservative voter in a walkabout in Rochester.
Donna Ripley confronted the pair to demand why a "mega" mosque in Gillingham had been given planning permission and asked whether "this was the way you want England to go?"
She was rather underwhelmed by the reply.
So, would she be voting Ukip? Not at all. "I think they are racist and bigoted."
Tags: Rochester; Strood; UKIP, Labour, by-election, Conservatives, EU, Calais
The saga over Manston Airport has already thrown up plenty of surprises but perhaps the biggest one came this week.
Just days after minister Grant Shapps declared his unwavering support for the airport and left campaigners in a euphoric mood came the news of its sale.
And the new owners dropped a bombshell: in their grand masterplan, regeneration specialists Chris Musgrave and Trevor Carpenter declared there was no place for an airport or any aviation-related services.
There has inevitably been speculation that the idea of a "mixed-use" commercial development outlined by the new owners means something else, namely a sprawling housing development.
The owners firmly reject the claim of uncontrollable housing sprawl insisting they are genuinely committed to establishing a site which has a variety of commercial uses, as well as some residential development.
Either way, Thanet Council is facing both a quandary and an opportunity. The ruling Labour administration is in the throes of deciding whether to push for a CPO in partnership with the American company RiverOak.
The latter has said that so far as they are concerned, the sale of the site to new owners makes no difference to their plan and a commitment to the council to underwrite the costs.
In a sense, RiverOak is right but the same cannot be said for the council.
From a position where there was only one offer on the table, the council now has another, which looks on the surface to have some credibility and would dovetail with the work underway to redevelop the former Pfizer site, the Discovery Park.
The difficulty for the Labour leadership is that it has, until now and very publicly, stood four square behind those who want to see Manston retained as an airport.
Behind the scenes, we know, however, that there is some disquiet among Labour councillors about supporting a CPO even if it is underwritten by RiverOak. Some of that disquiet is also felt by members of the Conservative group.
The report council officials will present to next month's cabinet meeting cannot overlook the new owners' plans, and neither should it.
The political quandary is which option to back. Support a CPO which is bound to lead to a lengthy legal tussle with no guarantee of success or swing behind the alternative business park scheme with its promise of jobs (albeit rather imprecise) and investment.
The consolation for Labour is that precisely the same conundrum faces the Conservative party, which has also been fairly explicit in supporting those who want Manston to be retained as an airport.
The odds last week were on the council backing a CPO. This week, I would say those odds have lengthened considerably.
But next week? Who knows.
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Whether it was an earthquake or tremor, the success of UKIP at the European election has sent a shockwave through the political establishment.
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An understandably euphoric Nigel Farage has now set his sights on propelling "the people's army" into Westminster and breaking the mould. In one of his less guarded moments, he said that the scale of his party's victory meant "anything was possible" and while UKIP would never form a government, it just might hold the balance of power after the election.
So, how realistic is it that UKIP will have MPs in Westminster? Mr Farage says the party will focus its efforts on a string of constituencies where it has already secured a power base. Ironically, this mimics the successful campaign strategy adopted by the Liberal Democrats in places like the west country.
Several Kent seats will be among the targets. Among them will be the two Thanet seats, Folkestone and Hythe and Sittingbourne and Sheppey. Or as Nigel Farage put it: "Yes, we do like to be beside the seaside."
Of course, the main problem is that, unlike the European election, MPs are voted in on the first-past-the-post system.
Still, in some of these seats UKIP has the benefit of a well-organised and enthusiastic base of activists and councillors, notably Thanet where UKIP now boasts seven county councillors out of the eight that represent the area. These things matter in campaigns where the margin between winning and losing will be tight.
Also on the plus side is that in most of these areas, UKIP did extremely well in terms of their share of the vote. In Thanet, the party took 46% of the vote compared to 24% in 2009. Many now expect Nigel Farage himself will contest Thanet South, where the Conservatives have yet to adopt a candidate following Laura Sandys' decision to stand down. That may cut both ways, of course - the leader is loved and loathed in equal measure - but on balance will be seen as an advantage.
UKIP's contention that it takes away as many votes from Labour as it does from the Conservatives has something in it but can it siphon away enough of their supporters to come through the middle?
Mid-term elections always see the government taking a kicking in the form of protest votes and, important though they are, UKIP will have campaign on more than just immigration and withdrawing from Europe at the general election. They will also be under even greater scrutiny by their opponents..
Still, if ever there was a time for UKIP to make a parliamentary breakthrough, this is surely is it. The party's European success - albeit on a low turnout - is important because voters will now be less likely to think that putting a cross against "the people's army" is a waste.
Traditionally, the political map of Kent has been red and blue - and more often just blue. UKIP's success this week and at the county council election means the map is developing a distinctly purple tinge.
The European election results have left the main parties wondering what they can do to counter the threat of UKIP next May.
So far, they seem to think that if they can get their message across - or "deliver" their message - on key issues like immigration and the promise of a referendum, UKIP will be neutered. I am not so sure. Both Labour, the Lib Dems and the Conservatives have been hammering their key messages on these issues in the weeks running up to polling day.
It is not that they failed to spell out in detail what their position was - it was that voters did not believe them. Retreating to the same strategy but saying it much louder will not be enough.
Is Labour still suffering from Southern Discomfort? The party's share of the vote went up by more than 6% to 14.6% but fell way short of the Conservative share, which fell to 31%.
With a general election a year away, they will need to improve on that significantly if they are to have any chance of winning back any of the seats they lost in Kent in 2010. The message from party chiefs is that they know there is "more to do" but they can get there. There is nothing wrong with an optimistic outlook but these results make it less, rather than more likely that they are in a good position to win. (Some Conservatives were quietly pleased with the way their vote held up reasonably well).
In the key target seats of Dover and Chatham and Aylesford, they need a swing of 5.2% and 6.9% respectively. With national polls giving them only a narrow lead, that is a big hill to climb.
Tags: Nigel Farage; EU election, Thanet, Labour, Kent, UKIP
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Here's a round-up of the top political stories of the week in Kent and Medway:
1. Three words uttered by a would-be UKIP MEP standing for election in the south east region succeeded in sparking a furious row. UKIP's Janice Atkinson claimed there were now "no go areas" in many parts of the county as a result of the presence of East European migrant gangs - identifying parts of Thanet, Medway and Gravesend as such areas. She appealed for calm after a major police operation which led to the arrest by Kent Police of 22 suspects thought to be connected to trafficking. To her political opponents, they were reckless and irresponsible comments. But judging by the reaction, it seemed she had wide support. But what did Kent's police commissioner Ann Barnes think? She wasn't able to say because of the election purdah rules, according to her spokesman.
2. There was to be no eleventh-hour reprieve for Manston Airport despite a huge campaign by supporters to keep it open. Even the pledge by the Prime Minister to do what he could failed to persuade the airport's owner Ann Gloag to think again. Despite a final throw of the dice by the American investment firm RiverOak, which improved its offer right up to the final day, there was to be no deal. Why? No-one seemed quite sure as they wouldn't say.
But already there is speculation that the site could be sold for housing development at a more lucrative price. Which can be scant consolation to the 150 staff who lost their jobs as the doors closed amid emotional scenes.
3. Just when it needed some stability, there was yet more political turmoil at Thanet Council with the abrupt and unexpected resignation of Labour leader Cllr Clive Hart. In a lengthy and emotional resignation statement posted on his Facebook page, headed "Enough is Enough" Mr Hart gave full vent to his feelings about the "toxic behaviour" of certain other members. In particular, he pointed the finger at the Green councillor Ian Driver - a persistent thorn in the council's side. Mr Hart - who only a week before had been elected unopposed as Labour leader - said he had felt under siege because of Cllr Driver. For his part, Mr Driver said he was a convenient scapegoat and all he was doing was trying to keep the council open and accountable.
Clive Hart was replaced by the veteran Thanet politician Iris Johnston but even she faced problems straightaway as the former Labour deputy leader Alan Poole, along with Michelle Fenner announced they were quitting Labour and intended to sit as independents. Decontaminating the toxic political residues of Thanet politics will clearly take some time to complete.
4. It was bad news for Manston Airport but better news for Lydd Airport as it won a High Court battle against opponents who were trying to block its expansion. A new terminal for thousands of passenger and a runway close to 300-metres long will now be built although not everyone who lives in the area was happy.
5.The Conservatives may be braced for a drubbing in next week's European poll but will take heart from encouraging signs that the economy is definitely on the turn - illustrated by a fall in the unemployment rate in Kent and Medway. If this trend continues, Labour's sloganeering about the "cost of living crisis" might not prove as resonant with voters as it hopes.
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It is proving a busy month for those who have eyes on the county as a place to launch or take the next step in their political careers, so here is a round up of recent selection news:
Labour has chosen its parliamentary candidates for a further three of Kent's constituencies. In Thanet South, the party has nominated Will Scobie to take on Laura Sandys. He was elected to the county council in May - one of Labour's few succeses in Thanet - and is also a Thanet council member. He faces the challenge of overturning a 7,000+ majority. Despite being a youthful 24, he has plenty of political experience under his belt although social media has inevitably seen some adverse comments that he has no other "outside" experience beyond politics. From what I have seen at County Hall, he seems pretty sharp.
Sittingbourne and Sheppey Labour party has opted for Guy Nicholson, a Yorkshireman living in London who serves on Hackney council as cabinet member for regeneration and Olympic legacy. It is his first stab at fighting a general election. He faces the challenge of trying to overcome a 12,000+ majority in 2015. The seat was back in 2005 a "super marginal" with a narrow Labour majority of 79 but Gordon Brown's implosion turned the seat into a relatively secure Conservative one in 2010.
Finally, Gravesham has chosen local councillor Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi, 34, a former Gravesham mayor who has strong local roots having attended Gravesend Grammar School and lived most of his life in the area. He has already notched up a political first - he became the youngest Sikh mayor of any counci in the UK in 2011. He is currently cabinet member for business and communities on the council. Adam Holloway held on to this seat with a majority of 9,312 in 2010 and Labour considers this a viable target although the party made relatively modest gains in the KCC election - a signal perhaps that it has plenty of work to do to win back disaffected voters.
Meanwhile, the Conservatives are in the midst of choosing the candidates who will be on the regional list for the south east at next year's European elections. The convoluted selection process has a little while to run and party members are voting for candidates on two lists. In the south east, members have already picked the arch Euro-sceptic Dan Hannan and Nirj Deva - both already MEPs - as the two who will automatically go to the top of the list.
They are also deciding who should be on the general shortlist, the candidates who will make up the rest of the party's platform. The ranking depends on how many votes they each get and in the south east, there is some interest in how Richard Ashworth, the leader of the Conservative group in Brussels, will fare after he failed to make the top two. If he comes anywhere less than third on the ballot, he is unlikely to be returned to Parliament.
Also on the list is the Shepway councillor Rory Love.
UKIP is already taking up its prospects of doing well at the European election but has yet to decide which names will be on its list. Hustings meetings were held at the weekend and 26 hopefuls put themselves forward. These will be whittled down to 12 in the coming weeks. Among those in the frame is the Tunbridge Wells councillor and former Kent crime commissioner candidate Piers Wauchope.
Finally, the search is underway for the person the Conservatives want to replace the veteran Tonbridge and Malling MP Sir John Stanley. Sir John is retiring in 2015 and his departure opens up a rock solid safe Conservative seat that plenty of hopefuls have their eye on. It should be a high calibre shortlist when the constituency gets around to whittling down names in the Autumn.
Tags: Party candidates, Conservatives, Kent, Labour, Gravesham, Thanet, Sittingbourne and Sheppey, UKIP, Dan Hannan
Categories: Localism | Politics
The taxman does not generally have many friends and Kent County Council is certainly not among them.
After a long wrangle which has been going on for more than a year, HMRC has told the authority that its 84 elected members should be paying tax on car journeys they make from home to County Hall.
The county council's response? It has set out an option to increase the mileage rate councillors can claim to compensate for the 'loss' caused by the tax deductions they will have to suffer.
Unfortunately for KCC, this particular option - which will be voted on on Thursday (18) - comes just one week after leaders announced they would be looking to make a further £240m savings from 2015 and would be looking to outsource many more services to avoid going bust.
So, the timing is not great and neither, whatever the arguments that may be made, is the perception that this amounts to a ruse by the council to ensure that they are not left out of pocket by HMRC's ruling. Inevitably, it would be the taxpayer picking up the estimated £50,000 more it will cost.
KCC's case that members should not pay tax on car journeys has turned on its contention that for many councillors, their home doubles as a place of work and consequently trips should be treated as business trips.
It is certainly true that many members do work in their own home (as indeed do many others employees who do not get any such tax relief) but HRMC said that unless members "routinely" saw constituents in their home, it did not class it as a workplace.
You can argue the case both ways, although my own feeling is that while many members do work at home, not many routinely see constituents at them - at least not as frequently as HMRC believes would be necessary.
(And no employer that I have come across subsidises travel from home to work.)
The HMRC guidance is pretty clear, saying that: "The fact that a councillor chooses to do some work at home - for example, reading council papers or completing correspondence - does not make that home a distinct place of work for the purpose of claiming tax relief on travel expenses."
All of which leaves county councillors in a quandary.
The one point where I have some sympathy is that certain members incur much more by way of expenses in travel because of where they live. Wear and tear on their cars is arguably more and so too are their petrol costs.
KCC says one other option might be to have some geographical banding, paying higher rates to those who live further away. That runs the perverse risk of incentivising more travel and the "meetings culture" too many town halls still cling too.
The county council's own report on the matter reveals just how seriously it has taken the issue.
It records "numerous representations" made to HRMC and disclosing that "members asked officers to delay implementation whilst a further approach was made to HRMC at the most senior level" only last month.
So, an idea of the priority they have given it.
I am less convinced by the argument that if this has to be accepted by the county council, it will somehow deter people from standing in local elections.
Members qualify for a pretty generous basic allowance of £12,800 already and in making this argument, KCC inadertently betrays that most of what members do takes place at County Hall rather than in their own divisions, which perhaps ought to be the case.
Cabinet members certainly do have to be at County Hall regularly, as do opposition leaders but it is less the case for backbenchers.
So, it will be interesting to see how county councillors vote and which of the options they back at Thursday's full council meeting.
I sense they may be gently applying the brakes and going into reverse gear, which wouldn't be a bad idea.
There is a certain irony that to determine what they should do about their mileage claims, 84 members will travel to County Hall on Thursday to have a debate and a vote.
Wonder how many will car share?
Tags: Kent County Council, expenses, mileage rates, Paul Carter, Labour, UKIP, Roger Latchford
It is often said that one of the hallmarks of the Conservative party is its ruthlessness when it comes to ditching leaders who are regarded as having lost the winning touch.
It is this supposed instinct for survival that did for Lady Thatcher back in 1992. The current bout of turbulence within the party has inevitably led to speculation about whether, if he cannot pacify his critics, Mr Cameron could be heading for the exit door rather sooner than when voters go to the polls in 2015.
I am not sure. He is certainly having a rough time and perhaps the worst aspect of his troubles is that he looks like he is constantly on the back foot and rather reluctant to take on critics of his policies.
What is fascinating is that danger faces him on two flanks. Thatcher had to contend largely with a disgruntled Parliamentary party and notwithstanding the poll tax row, had a generally loyal following out in the constituency associations. Mr Cameron has contrived to upset both MPs and grass roots activists and it is hard to fathom who is more annoyed.
This doubles the jeopardy: MPs harbour grievances over lots of policy issues, many of which are of little interest to their rank and file activists. However, both the EU and gay marriage are agitating both camps which means Cameron is getting flak from all sides. And then there is the lurking threat of UKIP - seen by some as more Conservative than the Conservatives
After coming close to losing control of Kent County Council, several Conservatives confided that they felt that making Mr Cameron leader had proved a disastrous mistake and they wished David Davies had got the job.
That, of course, is the beauty of hindsight but their incandescence at being led by someone who they feel has trampled all over traditional Conservative values was palpable.
Whether all this will lead to the party deciding that it is time to dump DC is anyone's guess. Europe remains a Conservative faultline and always will be.
The difficulty of Cameron's pledge to hold a referendum on the EU is that it is contingent on him winning an outright majority and not many Conservatives see that as happening.
But you do sense that there has been a serious fracture in the relationship between the leader and his party which could ultimately see the party deciding they have had enough.
If the sense that he won't produce a clean win in 2015 grows, the party might just throw their weight behind someone who it thinks could.
UKIP will become the official opposition at Kent County Council on Thursday - historic for the reason that with 17 members, it has broken the three party stranglehold from a standing start.
Here is the shadow cabinet team:
Roger Latchford: Leader
Zeta Wiltshire: Deputy leader
Finance: Jeff Elenor
Mike Baldock: Transport + Environment
Chris Hoare: Corporate and Democratic Services
Hod Birkby: Economic Development
Mo Elenor: Adult Social Care
Adrian Crowther: Education and Health Reform:
Bob Neves: Community Services
:Frank McKenna: Commercial and Traded Services
Adrian Crowther who defected from the Tory group at County Hall and regained his Sheppey seat is an interesting choice for education. He has already spoken out about Conservatives trying to lure him back to the Tory fold.
What is the future for Kent County Council's locality boards, set up barely two years ago? The answer: they don't have one, at least not in their current format.
An edict has gone out that all future meetings of these boards - one for each district - are suspended until a "review" has been carried out. A review that is certain to conclude they should be scrapped.
This is interesting in as much as they were ostensibly designed to devolve decision-making to local groups of county and district/ borough councillors - in line with the grand "localism" project beloved of Mr Pickles and the DCLG. In reality, they didn't actually take decisions - leading to complaints they were simply talking shops.
These boards were inevitably packed with Conservatives when set up but clearly that would have had to have changed given the council's new political make-up.
We are sure the two are unrelated.
Tags: Kent County Council, election, locality boards, UKIP, the Conservatives, poll, Labour, Nigel Farage
Categories: Politics
UKIP did not win control of any councils and three quarters of people who turned out did not actually vote for them. But it is a measure of the impact it had on the political landscape on Thursday that it has succeeded in becoming the talking point in the debate about whether the the political map of Britain has been radically redrawn.
No mean achievement for a party dismissed as clowns, loonies and fruitcakes by their opponents.
The Kent County Council election results and reaction>>>>
Nowhere was their success more shocking or stunning than Kent where against even the most optimistic predictions they came tantalisingly close to depriving the Conservatives of securing control of County Hall for the first time in two decades. From a standing start, they took seat after seat from the Conservatives, who were paralysed with anxiety that their grip on KCC was being loosened. To end up with more seats than Labour and the Liberal Democrats and become the formal opposition was truly staggering.
There are lots of reasons why UKIP did well and it may be that in Kent, sensitivities around issues like immigration and asylum seekers were more pronounced and resonated more with voters than elsewhere. It is telling that the areas where they did particularly well - Thanet and Shepway - are both places which have had deep rooted problems with economic deprivation and have also been areas where the impact of new communities have been seen and felt at first hand.
In fact, while the party did target Thanet, it did not have a concerted campaign in Shepway yet nearly pulled off a clean sweep of all five seats with very little canvassing. Gains in Swale - another area where the recession has hit - were also notable.The exception is the affluent west Kent town of Tunbridge Wells, where it also won seats.
More than that, UKIP has tapped into widespread voter antipathy and disenchantment with mainstream politics and mainstream political parties: its success has a lot to do with people regarding it as anti-establishment; anti-elite and somehow outside the system - a perfect repository for protest votes. But it has also tapped into a major issue that the big parties have spent too long pussy-foting around - Britain's role and future in the EU. The unwilllingnes of the main parties to be explicit (particularly in terms of time scale) about when people might be given a say has been devastating for them.
But after the euphoria of Thursday's results, there comes the cold reality of the consequences of suddenly finding yourself elected to office.
UKIP county councillors will troop into County Hall next week for an induction programme that will remind them that as locally-elected representatives, they will not be able - much as they like - to spend the next four years banging on about an EU referendum and immigration. They will all be receiving allowances of around £13,000 to represent constituents whose interests may well be rather more parochial but no less important - the state of their roads, school places, families dealing with difficult social services issues and planning.
The ability of UKIP to build on the momentum that it has will not be based on how loudly local councillors shout about the need for a referendum on Europe. If they want to be more than a flash in the pan and establish a secure position as a genuine political alternative, voters will need to be convinced they can tackle and influence policy in ways that affect - for the better - the 300 different services that Kent County Council provides. It will also be interesting to see how and if the 17-strong group, all newcomers with one or two exceptions, to the world of local government, remain a cohesive unit.
Parties that achieve success quickly and unexpectedly can sometimes find it awkward adjusting to the demands of being elected to public office and it was intriguing hearing in private how some Conservatives at KCC are already speculating over the prospects of "turning" some of the new UKIP councillors and returning them to the Tory fold.
The other challenge, allied to this, is that UKIP's USP - a movement outside the political system - has actually been undermined by their stunning success. They are, in a sense, no longer outsiders looking in at mainstream politics. If they believe the hype and really do consider they are part of a four-party system, then the consequence is that people will at a council level particularly be judging them on what they actually do rather than on what they say.
For the Conservatives in Kent, the election was a sobering moment. Only once in its history have the Conservatives lost control of County Hall, back in 1993. That they came within a whisker of losing outright control last Thursday was a discomfiting experience, to put it mildy. In one sense, they were not being punished because of their track record over the last four years but were being punished for the perceived failings of the coalition, which is what they had expected.
But I do think that the party has to do more than blame the dismal results on mid-term blues. Senior Conservatives in Kent have been quick to turn their fire on the national leadership, with KCC leader Paul Carter being particularly damning - accusing some in his party at Westminster of acting more like Lib Dems than Conservatives.
Implicit in this is the idea that the party's woes can be dealt with by a lurch to the right. I am not so sure. The received wisdom so far as general elections are concerned is that they are won and lost in the middle ground. Tony Blair won three because he realised that in places like Kent, classic middle England territory, you had to appeal to the centre ground to deliver victory.
Labour has insisted that it is satisfied with the progress it has made in Kent but it fell short of its key objective: recapturing all the seats it had lost back in 2009.
For it to have shown it was making real advances, it should have won more and the fact that it has secured too few to even be the official opposition at County Hall is not where it wants or needs to be. Ed Miliband staked a lot by coming to traditional Tory heartland during the campaign but on these results, it seems the party still has a Southern Discomfort issue.
Their one hope may be that over the next four years, there will inevitably be a handful of by-elections. The Tories need only lose a few seats for the arithmetic to be changed in a way that just might lead to the authority having a different rainbow coalition.
We expect the jungle drums at County Hall to be beating with news of a Conservative cabinet reshuffle within a few days. The defeat of the well-regarded cabinet member for schools Mike Whiting means there will have to be changes. Education remains one of the key roles and there are many awkward issues looming, not least trying to persuade Michael Gove to back the KCC plans for a new grammar school.
The other gossip surrounds the future of the deputy leader Alex King, who was unable to be at his count after breaking his leg. It could be that his tenure as the reliable second-in-command could be coming to an end. If it is, perhaps the role could go to the Sevenoaks councillor Roger Gough - well-thought of, intelligent and potentially a good foil to the rather direct style of the current leader.
But I also think he'd make a good education cabinet member. And whenever I make these predictions, they usually turn out to be well wide of the mark so you might be advised to disregard them...
Tags: Kent County Council, UKIP, elections, County Hall, Paul Carter, Labour, Ed Miliband
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