Good evening and welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast. I'm Ian Tiny Morris. And I'm Simon Sandsbury.

Ah, as you know, they say a week can be a long time in politics. But for us, as or anybody who listens to us knows we we tackle the

real issues I mean I listened to Coonsburg this morning and Jacob Rees-Mogg

Sarka Stama even our own Penny Morden not one of them one of them failed to

mention the caution plan so ultimately you, you know, we're bringing

you the issues that really matter and we'll let the likes of Coonsberg go with some of those

side show issues. So what's this evening show looking like, Simon?

So this evening show is we're looking into visions of not Christmas future but caution future.

So we've got three councillors that are definitely not ghosts or spectral apparitions.

So we're joined by Councillor Steve Pitt, Councillor Ashkar and Councillor Lee Mason, the latter of the two,

so the last two are two of the three Cautium councillors.

So we're going to be talking about what is the idea for, you know, what's the big idea

for Caution? What are you? So So shall I, good evening and welcome, gentlemen.

Thank you very much for sparing your Sunday evening.

Hello.

It's at that point where if there's dreadful silence.

It's lovely to see three parties unite just to terrify the hosts.

That's, I think, that is the sort of consensus politics that we simply can't get behind.

Yeah, that's fine.

And it's not that we've terrified any of them at any point over the last three years.

So, yes, so thank you very much all for coming on. So I'll give us a

bit of a lead in to Cautium just in case there is anybody out there that doesn't understand Cossum

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