I pretty much posted the same earlier in the bank thread.
This should help keep demand low and prices low.
Let them heat lake.
Bravo, sir.
Rishi, regular guy.
Bravo Sir, bravo.
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Just gonna nab that one from that journo’s daughter then are ya
Two points.
I remember a time when I thought May as Home Secretary set the bar so low with her attitude to immigrants and asylum seekers, that it couldn't realistically get much worse. Then came Priti Patel who slammed the bar it into the ground.
Shows how far this party has gone. When I arrived here, May was Home Sec and she was seen as the worst. For her to now be the left of the party on immigration is something.
Look at the appalling look of boredom and total indifference on Braverman's face as May talks about modern slavery. She couldn't care any less.
Yeah it's pretty insane to think about. That Overton window has been well and truly shifted.
To the left, according to some.
Which is how the sly cnuts have shifted it so far right.
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Finally some honesty, although he might as well have just said our voters are thicker than pigshit and will buy anything.
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Twitaratti and Wokaratti…Jesus!
Changing it to one to five, which is the same as in Scotland. I have to be honest as the father of a four month year-old, this is going to have a huge impact on us and likely save us something like £900 per month. Obviously, even that wouldn’t be enough to make me vote Tory. It will also be my partner can get back into full-time work and continue her career in which, for the longer term will have financial benefits to us.
It's a good idea if they match the payments to the childcare providers to make up the free hours otherwise the pressure goes on nurseries. Bit late for me as my youngest is 2 and I'm not sure when this will be implemented. We already fork out nearly £70 a day for nursery. However the nurseries themselves are putting prices up due to the cost of living with heating etc and the actual staff don't get paid that much. There are also a finite number of places in each provider so with the lack of providers will this now mean there are even less spaces and therefore less provision for parents. We shall have to see how it plays out.
If this is the case, then I wouldn't expect to hear much policy from Labour until we get into the General Election window.
It has always been the case. Oppositions at this stage of the electoral cycle lay themselves open to accusations of having no policies, but that is better than giving their policies away. Manifestos are what count, and yes, I do know governments selectively forget them once in power, sadly, but on the other hand many things in the manifestos are made to happen, for good or ill.
Agreed, sadly a lot of the current Labour haters conveniently forget this fact and slate them for not having policies.
It’s something I seriously need to look at. I have a soon to be one year old and soon to be two year old.
It is not really the issue of actual policies, its more to do with 'big ideas'. Labour needs to come up with the 'big ideas' that identify the ground on which the next election should be fought.
It's going to save me and my wife around £500 a month and we will get the option to stick our youngest in nursery another day a week instead of having my mother look after her.
. Not convinced this will get people back into work with any real rush!GBBies.
