by The Editor | Jun 23, 2017 | Politics
You’ve, no doubt, read plenty on the dementia tax, the bedroom tax and the rape clause which so neatly sum up the kind of people the Tories are and the extent to which their values contrast with those of the SNP. I’ve already written about this at some length. See,...
by The Editor | Jun 22, 2017 | Politics
The Conservatives have been dealt a blow by a high court judgement today, which ruled that the government’s highly controversial benefit cap unlawfully discriminates against lone parents with young children. The imposing of a benefit cap on tens of thousands of lone...
by The Editor | Jun 21, 2017 | Politics
Recently we got another message from a television company. We are always wary about television. Generally, when media people contact us it’s to ask us to source people for them who are facing a particular problem situation. This isn’t easy as even when we know people...
by The Editor | Jun 20, 2017 | Politics
Terrorism is not the problem in the United Kingdom. The real problem is that terrorism has been manufactured by the state and used as a weapon to divide us, all to advance the ambitions and aspirations of the ruling class. Last night in Finsbury Park, a busy...
by The Editor | Jun 17, 2017 | Politics
“Before you can start building [houses] on any scale, every single industry in society has got to be organised and stimulated into production.” – Aneurin Bevan, 1946. The inferno at Grenfell Tower has claimed many lives (as I write, the official estimate for people...
