theProle

One of the interesting questions we should be asking is why we need such massive increases in housing. There are on average 2.36 residents per household in the UK. There were 192k homes built in 2022… (View Post)

All well and good, but the problem is that the Blair government had ducked them repeatedly when they should have been used as you described - because the British public would have voted down every si… (View Post)

Not really. All the drinks manufacturers* promptly took sugar out of their drinks, making them taste foul, and leaving the consumer with no virtually choice. As per usual punishing people like me (ty… (View Post)

Really? It's felt like an eternity, where there is effectively no opposition. I can't quite understand why they couldn't just herd the parliamentary party into a conference centre and whittle it two … (View Post)

It's more a second order effect, but that doesn't make it any less real. Effectively if we kept Ratcliffe online, and consequently didn't import as much from France, their surplus could go to Germany… (View Post)