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Old 31-10-2012, 17:44   #1
Arthurgray50@blu
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Selling Scotland Yard - part of London's history

www.skynews.co.uk - cuts to Police

With all the cutbacks being made, the Met Police have been forced to save money by selling the iconic building -New Scotland Yard.

This building plus Old Scotland Yard, just up the road is like a part of London's history that cannot be replaced. Has it come to the point that due to cutbacks - due to government enforcements - we are getting rid of history. History that cannot be replaced, the occupants will be moving to smaller offices.

May l suggest if the police are doing this, then maybe the government can get rid of House of Commons, The Treasury buildings and most of the buildings on Parliament Square - plus some offices in Whitehall. If the police are to operate in smaller offices, then l am sure that the PM can play his cut throat games in City Hall, most of it is glass- so we can see what they are planning.

I have been inside Parliament, and the only room that is used is The House of Lords and the room directly opposite, which you see ministers fighting each other.
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