Malmesbury
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Re: Who will be facing their Waterloo in today’s trilogy of by-elections? – politicalbetting.com
I will guess that it will turn out like Baby P. Multiple people raised the alarm, but were ignored or actively silenced for being inconvenient to their managers. For internal politics, not some woke … (View Post)1 -
Re: Who will be facing their Waterloo in today’s trilogy of by-elections? – politicalbetting.com
Indeed. For some reason I presume that little Timmy’s parents probably vote Reform and are all for hanging. For other people. (View Post)1 -
Re: Who will be facing their Waterloo in today’s trilogy of by-elections? – politicalbetting.com
Get NICE (or similar) to create a register of Permanent Conditions. That is, illnesses that you can’t recover from. End the comedy of people who are permanently ill or disabled being reassessed to di… (View Post)3 -
Re: Who will be facing their Waterloo in today’s trilogy of by-elections? – politicalbetting.com
Make all benefits taxable. Means testing tends to be inefficient, ineffective, mean and introduces lots of expensive problems. (View Post)3 -
Re: Who will be facing their Waterloo in today’s trilogy of by-elections? – politicalbetting.com
Some ideas - Merge NI into Income tax - and *save* money. Genuinely. - Create internal consultancy within government. So IT and reorgs are done by PAYE civil servants rather than £xxxx per day outsid… (View Post)5
