The self-employed are the one group that benefits proportionally less than other groups from the government's action, and would have indeed as mentioned benefitted disproportionately more from t… (View Post)

Inner London, ex-industrial parts of North, some parts of Wales, in these area it seems more problematic. Lower-income areas in general, and where there might be less access to smaller and more expen… (View Post)

That is bad, but on the other hand if the American and British embrace of neo-Victorian attitudes to welfare since the 1980s, which has been both economically and socially damaging, is ended, and inc… (View Post)

Indeed. Not only may the economy may be fully functioning again in a couple of years, it may be functioning on a better long-term basis, with incomes policies widely accepted. (View Post)

However, the rising stars of the Conservatives at the time, more influential on their evolving outlook, weren't figures like Lilley but Daniel Hannan, later populist Brexiter and supposed scourg… (View Post)