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Worry over energy cuts


CONSERVATIVE Parliamentary candidate David Mowat has warmed homes and businesses across town that they could be facing power cuts.

For the first time since the three-day week of the 1970s, consumers will be told to prepare for blackouts, since the supply of electricity will fail to meet demand at peak times he argued.

Me Mowat said: “I am extremely concerned that homes and businesses in Warrington will face blackouts because the Labour Government put its head in the sand about energy policy for a decade. Ministers have been forced to admit they expect the lights to go out for the first time since the three-day week of the 1970s.

“Conservatives will act quickly to tackle Labour’s energy crisis. We will increase generating capacity, improve energy efficiency by insulating people’s homes, adopt the latest green technology and make Britain’s energy policy a matter of national security.”



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mac, woolston says...
5:15pm Sun 20 Sep 09

David Mowat has warmed houses? At last all the hot air is being put to use!!

local man, cinnamon brow says...
9:12pm Sun 20 Sep 09

I recall reading about 5 years ago that if every household in the UK fitted just 1 low energy bulb we could close a large coal fired power station. By now we all have at least 5 of these fitted, maybe the government should make sure every public building gets low energy bulbs pronto before the power runs out.

Straight 8, Woolston says...
10:22pm Sun 20 Sep 09

"because the Labour Government put its head in the sand about energy policy for a decade."
Just like the Conservatives did for the previous eighteen years before Labour took over. Remember?

Vote green, vote LibDem, even vote Martian if you must, but avoid voting for scare-mongering buffoons. They did not fix things last time and won't the next. Remember the Tory sleaze last time, and weren't those the folks with the highest expenses scams just a couple of months back?

Time for a Real Change!

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