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Pete Reeve reeve@ukip.org
  Huntingdonshire District Councillor

United Kingdom Independence Party

  Cambridgeshire County Councillor for Ramsey
Bus. Phone: 01487 812612
 
 
    PETE REEVE
  Pete Reeve, UKIP County Councillor for Ramsey in Cambridgeshire, explains how Ramsey has defied the trend of spending cuts on Library Services in Cambridgeshire where the Conservative-controlled Council are proposing a 2 million cut in the spend on library services across Cambridgeshire. Yet Ramsey is now building a new 600,000 library in the centre of the Market Town.
   
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  Council expert slams Hull's spying strategy Tuesday, 18th May 2010 Meddling council bureaucrats have been accused of attempting to spy on residents after providing households with diaries in which they are supposed to keep track of the way their neighbours put out their rubbish.

UKIP councillor and local government spokesman Pete Reeve slammed Hull council for producing the ‘environmental crime incident diaries’ and even asking residents to supply photographic evidence. “Even as David Cameron and Nick Clegg’s coalition demands a smaller state, Lib Dem controlled Hull City Council is embarrassing itself with this dictatorial and subversive spying scheme.

“I thought we’d heard the last of friends and neighbours being asked to spy on each other with the fall of the ruthless European Communist regimes, but now this council is recruiting a whole new bin Stasi.”

Mr Reeve, recently re-elected to Huntingdon council on a wave of grass-roots support, continued: “And anyway, if the council cares so much about the way its residents put out their bins it should be checking up itself, not getting its taxpayers to do its dirty work.”

   
    Tory bin tax pledges were a load of rubbish
  Friday, 21st May 2010

A major Tory U-turn on bin tax has been criticized by UKIP’s local government spokesman, Pete Reeve.

In yet another example of the Tories watering down promises and backtracking on manifesto pledges, new Environment minister Caroline Spelman said yesterday that councils should be free to impose their own taxes on refuse collections.

The statement comes despite a Conservative manifesto pledge to encourage councils to pay people to recycle, and only four weeks after Mrs Spelman claimed the Tories would scrap Labour’s bin bully policies of bin cuts, bin fines and bin taxes.

Pete Reeve, UKIP councillor for Huntingdonshire and Cambridgeshire, said: The Conservative promise to not allow an extra tax on families for collecting house hold bins was just a load of rubbish.

Cameron's Party has lost its way and abandoned traditional Conservative values. This issue simply highlights what UKIP has been saying all along a promise from Cameron is simply not to be trusted.

With council tax rises rightly capped, but mismanagement and political correctness causing costs to escalate, it will be all too tempting for Councils to take advantage of the new stealth taxes.

Conservative voters are now seeing Cameron and his ministers for what they are politicians prepared to compromise Conservative values and break promises.

Read Pete's assessment of Hull Council's spying strategy
 

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