The following was written by Steve Topple | @MrTopple On Monday, the much-maligned “Housing and Planning Bill” gets its second reading in Parliament. While the detail of the bill has been well publicised (extending “Right to Buy” to housing association properties, forcing local authorities to sell off their most valuable stock), the drip-drip of information… Continue reading The Tories and housing: A history of violence.
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Disenfranchised and disconnected; isn’t this exactly how the Tories would like us to feel?
The following was written by T J D | @elephantlass Joining the Dots… It is often remarked upon how disconnected many voters feel from the ‘political elite’ in Westminster. The usual reason given for this is that MPs are part of a self serving and self enriching government elite: they represent no one but… Continue reading Disenfranchised and disconnected; isn’t this exactly how the Tories would like us to feel?
Believe in an entrepreneurial Britain? Me too, that’s why I support Corbyn
The following was written by Paul Leatham This may surprise you to think of it like this, but I would argue that the idea of a national education service, as put forward by the Jeremy Corbyn for leader campaign, is actually a capitalist pro business proposition – as in the old adage, you speculate… Continue reading Believe in an entrepreneurial Britain? Me too, that’s why I support Corbyn
Welcome to Tory Britain
The following was written by Tracy Cooney • @tigs88 Inflation is the calculated increase in the price of goods over a sustained period of time. This means that as inflation rises, you get less for your pound. There are 2 indexes used to determine inflation. The consumer price index (CPI) and the retail price index… Continue reading Welcome to Tory Britain