New leadership required
LETTER
Re: Protecting the bailiwick, Oct 28 letter.
Mayor Meng Foon has had nearly five terms to deal with the rates. Instead, when elected he promised to keep a low rate take — how dopey is that?
I asked him the same week that the Labour Party chose a new leader why he did not also fall on the sword.
I have said in a previous letter to the editor that you people who want all the goodies that go with a nice city will have to pay.
The Deputy Mayor is a lovely person and needs to take the reins. The mare we have is getting lame and ready for the glue factory . . .
Ray Hill
Re: Protecting the bailiwick, Oct 28 letter.
Mayor Meng Foon has had nearly five terms to deal with the rates. Instead, when elected he promised to keep a low rate take — how dopey is that?
I asked him the same week that the Labour Party chose a new leader why he did not also fall on the sword.
I have said in a previous letter to the editor that you people who want all the goodies that go with a nice city will have to pay.
The Deputy Mayor is a lovely person and needs to take the reins. The mare we have is getting lame and ready for the glue factory . . .
Ray Hill
wiki gerrard - 5 months ago
Well said Ray . . . Mayor Meng Foon has become arrogant, just like the National government.
Bob Sanders - 5 months ago
You people, Meng Foon got less than 8000 votes, a minority number in reality considering the voting population of Gisborne. Meng is a typical career politician. The "yes" man, as he is famously known for round town . . .
He is well outdated to take our community into the future, and I think he knows it.
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