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I actually say they're using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. OF course it's a good idea to try to cut down on people doing a 400 yard school run in an SUV or driving five minutes to the shops. However here is a direct quote from their manifesto (my bolding): I believe they are harming the well...

I said they'd like to. I actually think that TLOs right in that they've held back some of their more extreme excesses but only for the sake of political expediency. I did say they are punishing motorists and, financially, they are. Ask your average Brighton cabbie what they think of Jason Kitcat.

Of course everyone has an environmental policy just as they have an education, law and order and healthcare policy. But all the policies are different. The majority of Brightonians do not agree with the Green Party's policies. I care about the environment, I cycle, use public transport when I...

They hold one of three seats in the city and minority control of the council. They are in no way a majority in the city of Brighton and Hove and to suggest they are is disingenuous.

So leaving the Amex early is ugly and harmful is it? Or should we ALL leave early? You're not that clear. It's not only a ridiculous analogy but it's another one constructed by a young, healthy childless male.

The Greens have declared war on cars the way UKIP has declared war on Romanians. In public they'll never actually say it. In private it's all they're on about. Except Sven Rufus who's too busy buying everyone else's booze, writing about pink bikes and being a self employed union member.

I'm guessing you're under 60, in reasonable health and childless.

And for balance the supermarkets are just as bad. The number of places in town that have become supermarket branded convenience stores is a disgrace.

No you need one to go to a furniture store because they're all out of town. No such problem if I need some vintage clothes or a decaffe soya latte.

You and TLO are missing the point. A diverse high street needs furniture businesses, organic butchers, cafés and sports stores. It's only getting the middle two these days. It's not JUST the Greens fault but the point is they profess to support local shopping while actually doing nothing of the...

I'd like to see it close up. To sit on the sofa. To see if the printer fitted neatly where I wanted to put it. To get a good close up look at that table. It's small items I get delivered online. If it's big and expensive I want to see it. And I do at out of town shopping complexes that I can get...

Corrected a bit for you.

At the risk of someone saying "won't someone please think of the children".......won't someone please think of the children? Particularly the very small variety that can't walk yet and need a buggy, and at the same time need a bag the size of Andorra to carry all their equipment in. It's so much...