What does a growth policy look like? By johnredwood on June 25, 2024 Labour, Conservative and Reform on 80% of the vote want a growth policy. Greens and Lib Dem’s are not so sure. So what do we think
Wokingham Council gets a substantial uplift in money this year johnredwood May 19 I keep hearing from the Lib Dem Council that Wokingham gets little money from central government. I will use a few
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCOCOXMQkV4enter link description here High debt, low growth, banks keeping interest rates high as inflation falls. Crash worse than 2008 looks imminent. On the brink.
The Bank of England should cut the losses johnredwood April 21 I am trying to get more to put this case to the Treasury and Bank to stop the outrageous losses. Please use this text. The Bank of
It’s wasteful spending that needs to go johnredwood April 19 The IMF like the left wing parties says there must be no unfunded tax cuts. Like them it does not complain about unaffordable wasteful
One subsidy leads to another. One windfall tax soon becomes several permanent tax rises on overtaxed energy. One price distortion tempts Regulators to do more. Instead of pursuing the three aims of
johnredwood April 3 The two best arguments against nationalisation today are the Post Office and the nationalised rail companies Network Rail and HS 2. Both of these have lost taxpayers a fortune.
Nationalisation is a bad idea johnredwood March 30 There are several strong arguments against the nationalised model for providing commercial services like phones,water,electricity and gas as we used