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Is the N.W. going to benefit under the new Gov ?..

Paddy20 · 2007-07-03 23:10:29

Now that we have a sort of same Goverment including the Green Party, are we in the N.W. going to be better or worse off, five years from now ?. P. :cool:

03-07-2007 11:10pm

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Paddy20

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Now that we have a sort of same Goverment including the Green Party, are we in the N.W. going to be better or worse off, five years from now ?.

P. :cool:

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#2 03-07-2007 11:51pm

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Judging by the housing market I'd say much worse off.
On the one hand I can never understand how house prices in the N/W rose in tandem with the rest of the country when there wasn't the matching economic Growth. On the other the N/W can be thankful to the Nordies for boosting house prices along the coast and that might keep things steady for awhile yet there.

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#3 04-07-2007 8:02am

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The better question is has any government in the past 20 years been good for us up here in the north? :rolleyes:

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