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This is old news and, well, it is still wait and see. I'd imagine when he tries to make any 'meaningful' changes he'll sadly meet with a rather tragic accident. Such is the way of things in Doncaster.
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Some of the comments are rather worrying ...Originally posted by NickFitz View PostLunatic takes over asylum:
Mr Davies, born and bred in Doncaster, swept to power in the May election with 24,244 votes as a candidate for the English Democrats, a party that wants tight immigration curbs, an English Parliament and a law forcing every public building to fly the flag of St. George.

Readers should note that the domain "my.telegraph.co.uk" delineates a place where the Daily Telegraph allows deranged individuals to gather and mumble nonsense one to another, and any content posted thereunder should not be regarded as either news or sane
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Lunatic takes over asylum:
Mr Davies, born and bred in Doncaster, swept to power in the May election with 24,244 votes as a candidate for the English Democrats, a party that wants tight immigration curbs, an English Parliament and a law forcing every public building to fly the flag of St. George.

Readers should note that the domain "my.telegraph.co.uk" delineates a place where the Daily Telegraph allows deranged individuals to gather and mumble nonsense one to another, and any content posted thereunder should not be regarded as either news or sane
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The Mayor of Doncaster had a Thousand Sovereigns
Hey Nonny No
He Gave Them Away to the Man with the Axe
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