Winter fuel allowance
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Who EXACTLY do you think should pay extra tax to pay out wfa ?
The rich, the poor ?
Or do you think there is a magic money pot ? In case you're not aware, the pot is not only empty but it's got a hole in it
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Vote them out next time.
Ratcliffe-on-Soar: Final fuel delivery is end of the line for coal
The UK's last remaining coal-fired power station will close at the end of September.
www.bbc.co.uk
I wonder which party set this decision up. Fact is it wouldn't matter.
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What's the problem "when the sun don't shine and the wind blows" ?
What sort of back up power station would you advise?
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Ah, beaten so turning abusive to everyone, now. Wassup? Run out of things to google?
I posted nothing incorrect, only you have done that.
You have finally given up on asserting that you know more about the appropriate law than a senior HRMC manager,
And about the practice of the HMRC
And the notion that everything they know, use and do, is governed by what YOU can google. You allow zero possibility of anything whatsoever on the topic of chasing the bad guys being hidden from general public view.
So you just say I'm not adding anything, you say that what I passed on was incorrect because you can't google for it.
I do not need to provide google references here, simple. A normal person wouldn't expect to find any.
You are nobody special, despite your self-importance, except for your tiresome characteristics of trolling. You need to understand that.
Me bellicose - no, just stating what's obvious to everyone.
You should by now not be wondering why you're treated with contempt, and are repeatedly barred.
As you imply, you are NOT a typical member of the forum.
It's a level to which you might aspire.
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Brigadier said:
a civilised, advanced, and prosperous country
We aren't THAT bad AJ. I could name a lot of countries I would NOT prefer to live in. Even in Europe.
Plenty of room for improvement though
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a civilised, advanced, and prosperous country
We aren't THAT bad AJ. I could name a lot of countries I would NOT prefer to live in. Even in Europe.
Plenty of room for improvement though
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I don't mind a few billions going to Ukraine
I obviously, omitted the word 'don't' - when the wind don't blow.
Nuclear is the obvious one, but then it becomes entirely pointless having the green schemes. Why invest billions, it green, then have to spend billions more in a backup supply system. May as well just use what works all the time, and can be relied upon to produce, all of the time.
You voted for Brexit….increasing trade barriers with our largest trade partner is the opposite of “looking after our own”
By the way foreign aid is soft power, we gain a significant amount of trade from it.
So no one will die now then, interesting.
"Politics latest: Labour to take action against MPs who defied Starmer on winter fuel vote"
Democracy rules OK.
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Being part of a political party means following the rules.
MPs can be independent if they want, there's no rules nor regulations preventing that.
But if they go independent, they no longer have the moral nor financial support of the party.
It's the same for all political parties.
MPs can be independent if they want, there's no rules nor regulations preventing that.
But if they go independent, they no longer have the moral nor financial support of the party.
It's the same for all political parties.
Some will anyway. That can make comparisons difficult.
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I guess you have thought about the repercussions of such a move
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