Thank you on behalf of my constituents to whom this is an important issue - as with many bus passengers.

I hope, as you have stated before, that you would `gently `take the piss out of people. The perils of `taking the piss` out of mere mortals, does not do well on the doorstep.

Voter, I think you're right. But also there's a diffence between chiding someone and trying to humiliate them, and I think GB crossed that line. He could easily had a bit of fun at John Hemming's expense, but 'taking the piss' by ignoring the constituents' concerns doesn't work for me.

By all means ignore the planted piss take questions, but not genuine issues that matter to the voters.

I believe this is the second time this year that he appears to have treated genuine local concerns with contempt, the other one being the parlous state of a dam again I believe in the West Midlands. Is there something about this part of the world he does not like? Or are matters such as these beneath the saviour of the world?

I thought GB’s response to John Hemmings bang out of order. It is this apparent indifference to Birmingham & West Mids that make him such a despised PM. If that had been a London or Scots MP the response would have been totally different. He did not win any friends in this neck of the woods. Why does he try to be so sarcastic? Up to that point he was winning and then he blew it for me.