by The Editor | Feb 2, 2018 | Politics
When Universal Credit was brought in it was described as a lobster-pot system: once you were in there was no way back onto the older benefits. BUT for people in areas that have not yet had the Universal Credit Full Service roll out, there is a possible escape route,...
by The Editor | Feb 2, 2018 | Health & Education
East Anglian Daily Times 20 January, 2018 Michael Steward michael.steward@archant.co.uk @MichaelReporter One patient is said to have gone into cardiac arrest at Colchester General Hospital after taking themselves to A&E due to ambulance...
by The Editor | Dec 9, 2017 | Politics
Imposing an unequal Treaty on a neighbour nation in which that nation will always be overpowered by the parliamentary votes and self-serving agenda of the dominant nation is normally described as governing a colony. In Scotland’s case, Scotland is leased to the Scots....
by The Editor | Dec 8, 2017 | Politics
Infographic from The Centre for Welfare Reform New figures released by the Government indicate that neither Atos nor Capita – the private companies contracted by the government – paid more than £500m to assess people for Personal Independence Payments (PIP) – are...
by The Editor | Dec 8, 2017 | Politics
The announcement that Edinburgh’s Hogmanay party – £26 a ticket and estimated to bring in business worth £40 Million – is advertising for 300 unpaid volunteers, is yet another indictment on our society, and on our local government who could stop this from happening....
