Fury at ‘tossers’ tweet - Runnymede councillor criticised for remarks made against 'No to Bike Parking Tax' group

Published: 23 April 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM

A CONSERVATIVE councillor has been criticised for posting a Twitter message branding motorbike protesters as “tossers”.

The campaign group fighting Westminster Council’s motorbike parking charge said the remark made by the Runnymede councillor Daniel Hamilton was “an immature public slur” and demanded an apology.

Remarking on one of the regular “ride slow” demonstrations in the West End, Cllr Hamilton said: “Traffic around Trafalgar Square completely paralysed because of some tossers blocking the road in protest at Tory stealth taxes”.

Warren Djanogly, head of the No to Bike Parking Tax group, said: “Here we have a Conservative activist labelling a group of people who are standing up for themselves as ‘tossers’. He should apologise.”

Comments

He was partly right

At least he got the bit about "Tory stealth tax" right!

Typical

Typical Conservative wannabe, says one thing means something else.

Where's the 'Change' Mr Cameron?

Good example of why the

Good example of why the tories will be no different to the current lot - two-faced authoritarians who don't give a monkey's about anyone's concerns but their own.

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