Yip, that works. No matter what any politician says, you cannot rely on it being truthful, or honest, or will ever be carried out. I found myself at the last general election without a party that I could vote for, since the plans I would wish my government to pursue didn't feature in any of their plans. My eldest was aghast when I told her that I didn't vote, after having told her for decades that she must always vote. It was the same at the Council elections last year. The controlling group were voted out after cutting services for years, the opposition group campaigned on a theme of change, but have since continued to cut away the few remaining services, so why bother voting? Nothing changes. The Labour Party don't appear to have any policies despite having plenty of time this last decade to devise some, and if elected look likely to continue with similar policies to the present government. Rachael Reeves has been pretty clear about that. So we as a nation will continue to spiral downhill, services diminish, organised crime moves in further, net zero goals used as a revenue raising instrument. As for the bike, I'm hanging onto one as long as I'm able to ride it, I doubt ill ever be able to lift an electrickery one off its side stand
