Guna Sachdeva, one of the owners of the pub, with the hand dryer (Picture: Nick Edwards for Metro) One of Count Binface’s first political promises is still causing issues to the people of west London – the hand dryer in the men’s toilets of the Crown and Treaty pub. The sentient wheelie bin has become Nigel Farage’s biggest threat as his only opponent in the Clacton-on-Sea by-election. Count Binface has pledged to fix a number of gripes which range from abolishing VAR, nationalising Adele and capping the prince of a 99 flake to 99p. Only laid out a handful of pledges since he announced he was running. This includes the promise to build ‘at least one affordable house’. But one policy he laid out in his first ever election against Boris Johnson in 2019 for the Uxbridge constituency remains b