Lib Dem Leader, Tim Farron Warning on Spending Review
Chancellor George Osborne set out the state of the economy in the Autumn Statement and spending plans for the next four years in the Spending Review yesterday.
Chancellor George Osborne set out the state of the economy in the Autumn Statement and spending plans for the next four years in the Spending Review yesterday.
Chancellor George Osborne set out the state of the economy in the Autumn Statement and spending plans for the next four years in the Spending Review yesterday.
Tim Farron MP has welcomed a tax increase on second homes, having long campaigned for action on this issue. However, Tim has insisted that South Lakeland must benefit from the money raised.
Short money cuts will see Labour, the SNP, the Lib Dems, and smaller parties lose out The Government has moved to make sharp cuts to state funding to Britain's opposition parties.
Kent Fire & Rescue Service has issued a consultation on its Safety and Wellbeing Plan 2016-18. You can read the Safety and Well-Being Plan 2016/2018 and all the supporting documentation at http://www.kent.fire-uk.org/about-us/plans-policies-and-performance/safety-and-wellbeing-plan-2016-18/
Question: "When is a U turn not a U turn?" Answer: "When there's no effective opposition". George Osborne, and the Tory Party for that matter, are lucky so and so's - even jammy, as they used to say where I come from. The goings on in Parliament yesterday illustrate perfectly why the government can make itself virtuous by not doing what it said it would only a few weeks ago. Not only are Tax Credits safe for the time being (although how long we the tax payers should continue to subsidise employers is debatable); but also Police Budgets are to be protected, thanks to the £27bn the Chancellor has suddenly found from somewhere.