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Now, having won the mayoralty with earnest pledges of a mostly parochial nature, Livingstone has adjusted that remit, too, in accordance with his personal ambitions, which quickly progressed from the restoration of bus conductors (abandoned) and extermination of Trafalgar Square's pigeons (a homage to Mao's sparrow scheme), to projects with a more international flavour.
Furthermore, if Force 9 Energy's seemingly earnest pledge of pounds 27,000 per annum for the local community near their Barmoor proposal in North Northumberland is real, such inducements are awfully difficult for local people to refuse.
 
 
 
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