That is the whole point. Stoke Poges is Tory, it is solidly Tory. But this government, with a large Tory component, has clearly declared it is not a Tory government. Cameron has completely given the Tory Party over to liberalism. Cameron doesn't care about offending Conservative, or even conservative voters. Cameron is quite sure that whether he wins another election or not, the same illiberal liberal policies will be pursued by any combination of Labour, Lib Dems with Conservative support. Cameron is certain that UKIP will never gain sufficient votes to win an election outright because the combination of votes for Labour, Lib Dems, and the Conservative Party will always exceed the votes that UKIP can win on its own.

The Stoke Poges affair is in effect a public statement that the LibLabCon Party is absolutely confident that they can always win an election by forming a coalition of all three LibLabCons if necessary. This confidence means that they are free to trample over the wishes of solid Blue Tory voters in places such as Stoke Poges. In short, the wishes of the electorate are now of no concern to the LibLabCons; which is why all three LibLabCons support the destruction of middle England Tory shires by driving an expensive white elephant in the shape of HS2 through traditional Tory constituencies.

The fact that ethnic minorities are unlikely to vote Conservative is a very large plus for Cameron and his non-conservative party. Cameron is working to a globalist agenda; he is not interested in national or local politics; neither is he concerned if he gets booted out at the election – he knows that the Libs and Labs can be relied upon to continue the same old anti-British pro-globalist policies of destroying the traditional culture of the UK.

Stoke Poges needs to be understood for the clear signal that it is. And in the New Year another large influx of East Europeans will come to the aid if the LibLabCons agenda of diluting the UK's culture even further.

Well said, can't wait for the day Simon Hamilton-Hughes is doing the school run taking little Oliver and Alice to prep school and his jaw drops as sees a load of Kebab shops and Poundlands in his beloved Henley On Thames.

Not as far fetched as you'd think, the Slough's and the Hayes' have to eventually reach capacity and start spreading, especially if the equivalent of the population of Bristol's coming here year in, year out.

Maybe Stoke Poges will benefit from a decent new curry house? Chicken Masala anyone?