Prof David Bailey

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Prof David Bailey

Prof David Bailey

@dgbailey

#IndStrategy @UoB_Business @UKandEU Snr Fellow; Editor-in-Chief @cssjournal1, editor @regionalstudies, ‘activist academic’ (Gove’s 🪓man Max Caller) Baggies fan

Birmingham, England Katılım Aralık 2008
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Jordan@jordanbhx·
Nothing says ‘rebuilding trust’ like destroying the possibility of a progressive, stable coalition to govern the city. Has this decision been imposed on us, they can’t really be that stupid? If there was ever an opportunity to tell the national party to fuck off, it’s now.
Lewis Warner@LewisJWarner

🚨 MAJOR BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL UPDATE - Labour rules out coalition agreement - Tories told they can't join Green coalition in Worcestershire - leaving questions for the second city - Looks like Birmingham is set for minority administration itv.com/news/central/2…

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Jordan@jordanbhx·
Hi gang @BrumLabour, has a mediocre PPE grad living in zone 3 told you who your leader’s going to be yet?
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Lewis Warner@LewisJWarner·
NEW: I’m told a new Labour Group leader on Birmingham City Council will be appointed tomorrow. The front runner is ex-cabinet member for Housing and Homelessness, Nicky Brennan. The Greens and Lib Dem’s are poised to enter into talks with Labour once a leader is in place.
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Prof David Bailey@dgbailey·
@brumlabour still waiting for @uklabour to colonially appoint its leader amidst the Westminster PM psychodrama. Farcical that other parties having to wait around for talks on a rainbow coalition for @bhamcitycouncil because of @UKLabour’s micro mis-management of the local party.
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Gareth@T80GME·
@dgbailey @BrumLabour This can’t be normal. I’ve been a member of three distinct conservative groups on three different councils. The idea that anyone outside that room would be determining who was our leader would be incredulous.
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Prof David Bailey@dgbailey·
Apparently @brumlabour can’t appoint its Leader in Birmingham, because it has to await approval from Starmer or Steve Reed! The last centrally annointed leader hardly worked out well. Utter disregard for local members & elected councillors again. birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-…
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Paul Barnsley@Barnspaul31·
@dgbailey @johnclancy @BrumLabour Until Labour in Brum changes course (no more attacks on its own workforce, end the obsession with developer led regeneration in the centre as huge parts of the city elsewhere fall into neglect, defend/promote the best of the city’s history and culture then the question 1/
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Prof David Bailey@dgbailey·
New rainbow coalition @BhamCityCouncil shld stress to govt that we’ve had enough of commissioners. Big questions over their role in the bin dispute. They also failed to listen over the grotesque WMPF surplus & claw back money to the city. They are a problem not a solution.
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Mike Olley@olleyatGRIT·
@dgbailey @BrumLabour Well Cllr candidates aren't selected by party members so why should the Leader of the Lab group be any different - centralised control and comand for Labour - Triumph Acclaim - not sure if Keir Hardie and chums seen it that way.
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Aaron Bastani
Aaron Bastani@AaronBastani·
Why Labour is going to die in local government. It’s purely viewed as an extension of the London machine.
Prof David Bailey@dgbailey

Apparently @brumlabour can’t appoint its Leader in Birmingham, because it has to await approval from Starmer or Steve Reed! The last centrally annointed leader hardly worked out well. Utter disregard for local members & elected councillors again. birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-…

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Unite For A Workers' Economy
As the political conversations in #Birmingham continue, there's still one big elephant in the room. The bin strike deal is within touching distance. On the doorstep we're told it was THE single biggest issue. Whoever the party and whatever the coalition that is agreed to run the council over the next three years, the deal agreed needs to be the deal that we can put to the members. And if the commissioners try get in the way, then the @UKLabour government need to be strong enough to move them to one side.
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