The big problem is getting the native British person out to vote. 'They' always turn out in full to vote 'their' people in.

Nigel needs his supporters and people who think his way to turn out in full, then there would be an upset I'm sure.

I agree with all that. The problem will be, if UKIP fail to win an outright majority and only gain a handful of seats. Then whatever is left of the Libs, Labs, CONS, and maybe the Greens, form an effective one party government coalition, with a small number of UKIP and others presenting no real opposition to the coalition of evil. I include the Greens (however few of them) in that coalition mix because in terms of their aims they are no different to the LibLabCon. A LibLabConGreen coalition may even be presented as a coalition of 'unity' in these desperate times.

]Labour's hopes of forming a coalition after the general election have been boosted after Peter Robinson, Northern Ireland's First Minister, said there is "no question" his party could do "business" with Ed Miliband.
The Democratic Unionist Party leader openly hinted at an agreement between the pair during a joint press conference and said he hoped no one wins a majority next May so smaller parties could have more influence.

David Cameron has made explicit attempts to woo the Northern Irish party, holding a drinks reception with their MPs at Number 10 last year.

i see hayes town has started to look alot nicer since the new layout has begun
cant wait till its finished it will make it a great place to shop and feel proud
walking around such a wonderful part of the country

Not necessarily.... some far worse parts of south and north London quickly became trendy without any name change.

I wonder what is the legal position on these fruit and veg shops that sprawl well out into the pathway?

There is one near the old Woolies shop in the pedestrianised area that is restricting the pathway as it is near street furniture.