Albert Nugent
10:08am Thursday 15th May 2008
SO Councillor Albert Nugent, former leader of Durham County Council, thinks Labour has kicked him in the teeth and taken away his rights (Echo, May 10).
Well, I have news for him. That is exactly what Labour has been doing to most people in this country for quite some time now. So now he knows what it feels like in the real world.
D Williams, Willington, Crook, Co Durham.
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