Category: Economy, Business and Regeneration
A £40 Billion Tax Bombshell
Brown's Tax Bombshell
George Osborne said the Pre-Budget Report represents “the greatest failure of public policy for a generation” after Alistair Darling announced plans to double the national debt to more than £1 trillion. (…)
One Trillion Pounds - The Bill for a Decade of Irresponsibility
George Osborne said the Pre-Budget Report represents “the greatest failure of public policy for a generation”after Alistair Darling announced plans to raise the national debt to one trillion pounds. (…)
Labour’s Tax Bombshell
George Osborne and David Cameron have warned that Labour’s plans to borrow even more money will lead to a tax bombshell for the British public. (…)
Calls to End the Waste of Fish
Figures obtained by the Conservatives reveal fishermen are forced to throw away millions of tonnes of dead fish back in the sea every year. (…)
Britain Faces a Crucial Choice on the Economy
David Cameron has stressed Britain faces a clear choice: tax cons now and tax rises later with Labour, or fiscal responsibility and permanent funded tax cuts with the Conservatives. (…)
Cameron: “We need Economic Change”
David Cameron has outlined “the economic change that only a new Conservative government can bring” in a speech at the Glasgow Science Centre. (…)
The Government Turns its Back on British Fruit and Veg
The Conservatives have recently released new analysis, which shows that the Government has turned its back on British fruit and vegetables. (…)
Our Plan for Change
David Cameron has outlined our plan for change and promised that a Conservative Government will rebuild our battered economy, renew our bureaucratised NHS and repair our broken society. (…)
A Two-Year Council Tax Freeze
George Osborne has announced a two-year freeze in council tax in order to help families cope with the rising cost of living. (…)
The Era of the Fleetwood Pier is Over
The era of the 492ft historic Fleetwood Pier is over. The pier was one of the last pleasure piers to be built in the country and was the last from the Golden Age of Pier Building (1860-1910). (…)
