Our of interest, what's driving this? It's probably not direct profiteering, the market is too competitive. I suspect that it's more about the handling/packaging/transaction cost. The … (View Post)

That doesn't work, the whole point of my suggestion is to prevent firms getting clobbered by property taxes when trying to expand - going for a "best of three" makes it horribly worse … (View Post)

Our business rates taxation is amazingly punitive - basically the government runs off with ~50% of the market rent every month. It's one of the factors that make expanding a business incredibly … (View Post)

Given the man is entirely self serving, that would all fit right in... (View Post)

The big problem with the 2022 thing was that they did it all wrong. They could have written every household a £2k cheque, then let electric prices float free. They could have given everyone a refund … (View Post)