I find this interesting. New PM and cabinet yet they don't seem the have the backing of their own party. There was not a lot of support for JRM's fracking announcement yesterday and now the back benchers are complaining about the mini budget. How long until the next leadership contest?Tory back benches are saying that this budget is a disaster.
Depends when Johnson wants to return...I find this interesting. New PM and cabinet yet they don't seem the have the backing of their own party. There was not a lot of support for JRM's fracking announcement yesterday and now the back benchers are complaining about the mini budget. How long until the next leadership contest?
Can I exchange it for some nationalisation?What say you lefties? Reformy enough or no?
I find this interesting. New PM and cabinet yet they don't seem the have the backing of their own party. There was not a lot of support for JRM's fracking announcement yesterday and now the back benchers are complaining about the mini budget. How long until the next leadership contest?
They're never brave enough to do that nowadays. Even more so after the Brexit votes.Said to a mate earlier, could it get voted down (do they vote on it) ?
Some stuff in there that's not bad, though potentially has consequences longer term.What say you lefties? Reformy enough or no?
Said to a mate earlier, could it get voted down (do they vote on it) ?
It must be surely. I imagine it’s like the main budget where the chancellor gives his plans then the budget for just the next year is voted on.
Yeah, I’d assumed so but wasn’t 100% as it’s not a full budget and wondered if that’s why they were being more ballsy with some bizarre polices
Truss is giving it a good go though.Probably banking that they won’t vote down their own first Finance Bill. As unhappy as backbenchers are, you aren’t going to bring down a new govt in month one.
Sounds okWhat say you lefties? Reformy enough or no?
What say you lefties? Reformy enough or no?
XuntsAt last!!
Better put cheap labour
Certainly like the ambition for offshore. We have one of the longest coastlines in Europe, we should utilise it. The solar plan needs more details, we have untold amounts of acres of space for solar on roofs, industrial units especially, we should be utilising that rather than filling fields up with them. Not against solar in fields just think we should utilise roof space first, especially industrial roof space. There needs to be insensitives for businesses to invest in the installation, legislation to stop landlords blocking the installation, legislation that new build industrial units have a solar installation at point of build etc etc.Another Labour policy announced, looks like they’ve decided it’s time to take the shrink wrap off. “Green Growth Plan” become a major energy exporter by the end of the decade, quadruple off shore wind, triple solar, all energy nuclear or renewable.
Curious if those who haven’t been happy with Starmer would be OK with this and the Lords plans, or are we looking for something more?
For a first term, don’t scare the horses type approach I think this is OK, I’d like to see a big offer on education as well. As a realist I think we need strong health and justice policies as well that I’ve not seen any sign of.
We have one of the longest coastlines in Europe, we should utilise it.
Certainly like the ambition for offshore. We have one of the longest coastlines in Europe, we should utilise it. The solar plan needs more details, we have untold amounts of acres of space for solar on roofs, industrial units especially, we should be utilising that rather than filling fields up with them. Not against solar in fields just think we should utilise roof space first, especially industrial roof space. There needs to be insensitives for businesses to invest in the installation, legislation to stop landlords blocking the installation, legislation that new build industrial units have a solar installation at point of build etc etc.
I think that sounds good as does the abolition of the HoL but i really think he's got to be much more convincing over shorter term plans to support people to improve or maintain a good standard of livingAnother Labour policy announced, looks like they’ve decided it’s time to take the shrink wrap off. “Green Growth Plan” become a major energy exporter by the end of the decade, quadruple off shore wind, triple solar, all energy nuclear or renewable.
Curious if those who haven’t been happy with Starmer would be OK with this and the Lords plans, or are we looking for something more?
For a first term, don’t scare the horses type approach I think this is OK, I’d like to see a big offer on education as well. As a realist I think we need strong health and justice policies as well that I’ve not seen any sign of.
My sister and brother in law are there at the moment. He was telling me a couple of weeks ago that the new ferries are hydrogen powered and as shown in the film you linked they generate their own hydrogen using wind power.Wave energy is a way to go
My sister and brother in law are there at the moment. He was telling me a couple of weeks ago that the new ferries are hydrogen powered and as shown in the film you linked they generate their own hydrogen using wind power.
I think both ideas are good. I would really also like to see a substantial education policy that doesn’t involve Grammar schools or more academisation, and definitely involves a significant funding uplift.Another Labour policy announced, looks like they’ve decided it’s time to take the shrink wrap off. “Green Growth Plan” become a major energy exporter by the end of the decade, quadruple off shore wind, triple solar, all energy nuclear or renewable.
Curious if those who haven’t been happy with Starmer would be OK with this and the Lords plans, or are we looking for something more?
For a first term, don’t scare the horses type approach I think this is OK, I’d like to see a big offer on education as well. As a realist I think we need strong health and justice policies as well that I’ve not seen any sign of.
Another Labour policy announced, looks like they’ve decided it’s time to take the shrink wrap off. “Green Growth Plan” become a major energy exporter by the end of the decade, quadruple off shore wind, triple solar, all energy nuclear or renewable.
Curious if those who haven’t been happy with Starmer would be OK with this and the Lords plans, or are we looking for something more?
For a first term, don’t scare the horses type approach I think this is OK, I’d like to see a big offer on education as well. As a realist I think we need strong health and justice policies as well that I’ve not seen any sign of.
The policies look good or encouraging. The problem is the salesman.
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