So that's Wellenheim, yeah, same company, but it's a different place.

That's on top of the door, basically, when you go past Ekesen Road towards the end, Fox

Lane, on the left side.

It's a very expensive area anyway, but no one could beat in those.

But now they're going to do it, and now they're going to make loads of money.

A few million just off those houses.

See, that's crazy, yeah.

It's all connections and stuff and crops, so everywhere, and when it's council, it's

crops, so they can.

But people like in your area and things, they pay a premium to live in a nice area that's

not too built up and stuff like that, but then now it's probably going to take that

away if they're going to be building on all the green land.

Yeah.

That is, yeah, that is on somewhere.

It doesn't affect immediately that much.

Maybe in 10, 20 years if they do too much.

More, yeah.

But I don't think that they will.

You're paying for a couple of mails, you have really more than everything, I think.

But rather than that, we have a worse ward, I mean ward, we have a worse road.

Yeah, it's so true.

The road, yeah.

And the pavements and the road and lots of things they don't do even care about.

Yeah.

And the council tax will be paying up there.

They're the highest, basically.

And the council is going to switch to reform next week when they have the election.

But then they're building an average million pound cycle.

Man at Top is getting bread and everything.

Man at Top is?

Yeah.

Well, reform is going to take the council next week with an election.

Do you think so?

That's their support base, that's where they're going to put the money.

Reform?

There's no reform voters in seven years.

Is it reform that?

No, not Green Party.

No, we just think reform will take the council.

Very possible.

Very possible.

One of the highest.

I don't know, I've seen loads of people protesting against that.

Yeah, you know, I don't know.

I can't critic that, but if they do, you know, the money's all going to go to S5 and

S13.

What do they want to do?

They'll probably build an airport in Man at Top or something, I don't know.

No, but they're making everything the priority of the English areas.

No, I mean what's their plan?

What's their main goal to do?

They don't have, that's the problem with them.

They exist only as a protest to immigration and nothing else.

There isn't a coherent policy, proposed policy manifesto.

Well, even like in America.

That's why the councils are taken over.

Because that's the thing, the local government is...

It's nothing to do with that, but they pick up the boat because of the feelings of

people about Nigel and whatever.

They're messing up, actually, about what they've done in Kent and Surrey.

And they're all a bit crazy.

Every bloody party reform, obviously.

Green Party wanting to legalise bloody drugs.

Have you seen that?

There's argument in favour of that, but there's reasons.

It's not...

It's not on principle, but actually that could help.

No, why do they want to legalise drugs?

Because they can see that they've missed opportunity and they're going to start taxing it.

Well, yeah, it's true.

But we can't all pay a tax for crime anyway.

We're going to have more trouble.

Imprisoning people, enforcing the rules, and then treating them when they're ill and addicted or homeless or overdosing.

It's still going to happen.

And the crime will happen because of...

It's just going to make it more...

It's going to make it more available to them.

And if it's legalised, there's going to be a bigger drug problem, isn't there?

Well, why is it a problem?

Hmm?

Because the addicts go out and steal to pay for the habit.

And they pay massive and inflated prices.

And they take drugs that aren't clean.

I can't imagine that they're going to put cocaine and stuff on a cheaper price if it's legalised.

Definitely would be.

That's what's happened as examples around the world.

I don't think they're going to legalise cocaine.

Maybe not.

Well, the Green Party proposed that.

But some countries, they've relaxed some of their laws.

Apparently, cocaine, I'm sure, if they said it ought to be livened, obviously weed.

No, but this is the thing.

That's the whole concept.

Countries where it's allowed to smoke weed, it's not a problem.

The Greens got no chance.

The Greens got no chance.

Not to take power, but they're putting their argument out there.

It's a shape policy.