Predominantly yes. As you would know if you lived in the country. There has been a concentration of NHS services into larger hubs, usually in cities and the closure of smaller hospitals and other eme… (View Post)

As it should be. One of the worst things that has happend in recent years in local government is the growth of cabinets deciding things behind closed doors with even many councillors excluded until t… (View Post)

Except if you live in the country you would know we have never had good public services and probably never will. Paying high taxes to improve the public services of those living in cities is really n… (View Post)

Because if they can't then in a lot of cases the famers are no longer viable as businesses. As has been repeated many tiems recently (and as the thicker supporters of this policy fail to compreh… (View Post)

Part of that might be the collapse of tenancy after WW2. In 1950 agriculture employed around 800,000 people (paid labour and tenants rather than farm owners). Today it is around 180,000. The amalgama… (View Post)