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- Good News - Government now only £989 bn in Debt!
@ 17 hours ago · John Roffey's blog
UK public finances in biggest surplus for four years January's finances are often in surplus because of a spike in tax receipts Continue reading the main story UK Economy Surprise jump in UK retail sales Unemployment continues to edge up UK economy 'to zigzag' this year UK inflation slows on VAT effect The government... - Iain Duncan Smith: it's better to be a shelf stacker than a 'job snob'
@ 1 day ago · John Roffey's blog
From the Telegraph: Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, has dismissed critics of the Government's work experience programme for the young unemployed as "commenting elite" with "an unjustified sense of superiority". In a strongly worded defence of his department's policy of giving unemployed youngsters work... - O death, where is thy sting?
@ 2 days ago · John Roffey's blog
Some thoughts with regard to the NHS changes. It might be thought that Cameron, given the many difficult and unresolved issues he is presently facing, would be eager to avoid any more contentious issues at the present time. However, this is not the case, he seems determined to press ahead... - Please help
@ 2 days ago · Blog of Matthew Tisdale
Hi all, I have recently been made secretary to my CLP. I don't (as does no other member of the CLP) know how to update the details on members centre to show that I am the Secretary. Does anyone know how?... - Do we need 'Truth & Reconciliation' for the Banks?
@ 4 days ago · John Roffey's blog
By David Ruffley - the Telegraph: The public clamour to strip Stephen Hester of his bonus, and Fred Goodwin of his knighthood, is said to betray an anti-business, lynch- mob mentality. Yet why, a full three years after the Government rescued the banks, is the public still so very angry?...