PLP’s Stephen Todd To Hold Community Meeting
The Progressive Labour Party invites the residents of Constituency 30, Southampton East Central, to a community meeting “Addressing Area Concerns”.
This meeting, to be held on Monday, July 23, 2012, at 7pm, at Vernon Temple A.M.E. Church, will feature the PLP candidate Mr. Stephen Todd.
Mr. Todd notes “Over the past several months of canvassing, I have had the wonderful opportunity to meet with the residents of Southampton East Central in their homes and neighborhoods. During these visits, the residents have been frank and forthright in discussing their concerns and needs for this area.
“I am looking forward to this opportunity to have further discussions with a wider group of residents, and we will likely see that there is much overlap in what issues are affecting residents and how we can work together to achieve positive resolutions to them!”
A PLP spokesperson said: “Three such issues to note are the road widening of Middle Road, Southampton, access to Watlington Water Works services, and general neighborhood safety concerns.
“The Progressive Labour Party encourages residents of Constituency 30, and the wider Southampton community, to come out and visit with Mr. Stephen Todd on Monday night.”
The Southampton East Central constituency is presently held by the PLP’s Zane DeSilva, who won 52.2% [569-521] of the vote vs the incumbent David Dodwell of the UBP in the 2007 General Election. Mr Todd will be challenged by the One Bermuda Alliance’s Leah Scott.
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Go Mr Todd! A respectable and genuine man. The voters in southampton would be wise to send him to the House of Assembly!
Todd, Ingham, Smith all batting for the wrong team…its too late to bring this government back to centre…..all of the decent MPs are gone, Browne Evans, Cox Senior, Wade, even Allen…..the remaining stalwarts are only interested in collecting a salary and increasing their pensions….the honor is gone from the party……Anything is better than what we have now…being used for the betterment of the country is not a bad thing. What I hate is being pissed on (1.2B in debt) then being told its raining (we did it for the country). Who benefited under the old UBP…everybody more or less, some more than others. Who benefited under the PLP? a very very very few…..don’t piss on me and tell me its only raining…that one worked twice, a third time and I deserve to be pissed on head to toe
Is he really going to take credit for the new Watlington Water Works connection in Southampton?
Is the road widening by Waterlot what Mr Todd is talking about ? I hope not. Pee L Pee cant be credited for that.
Dear Stephen my old Chap,
Good day and how are your preparations going for the Cup Match Holiday?
Dont waste time with any meeting old son, Ms. Leah Scott will sweep that seat clean with a 200+ vote margin over you, the best option for you now is to go ask her for a job round Cap G as BNTB are scheduled for more rationalisation to reduce costs and increase efficiency ratios
Nonetheless you are a good bye see so dont worry bout all a that there see
“Standing Strong” on the innocent shoulders of our youth who you have burdened with an unsustainable and crushing debt load in the absence of any reasonable or effective plan for repayment.
PLP – betraying Bermudians since 1998.
I can’t wait to see Stephen win Southampton East Central!
Stephen is a good man, probably the best person to run into when trying to deal with NTB.
He is principled and IF I was to vote for him it would be because of his integrity and character.
Sadly the party he has chosen has done irreparable damage to our Island, its economy and the relationships we used to have with each other. This is unforgivable as they have condemned the younger generation to an economic morass for 3 decades or more.
Stephen, if you do get in along with your party, you have a mission nigh on impossible and that view is shared by Fitch, IB and at least 51% of the population and 99% of all business owners..
Never too late to change.
Good morning all,
Some of these posts are not rational. If you think Stephen has the right tools based on education, training and experience plus his personal integrity, how can you not vote for him. Surely this combination of traits is what Bermuda needs as we chart our way forward.
The continuing comments about Bermuda’s debt is also misplaced. The realilty is that PLP have made significant investment in the infrastructure that will last for many decades. Therefore the extended repayment period is entirely reasonable.
Mr. Todd – keep up with your tireless efforts to be elected and prepare Bermuda for the future.