If the government is serious about reversing deindustrialisation surely it has to do something about energy prices.
Over 300,000 households in London that are in band F currently would be in for a tax rise of over £10,000 a year according to Dan. Anyone in a band H property in Hackney will have an annual bill of £56,000. Quite a change!
A further example from Thursday’s elections. Will we see MPs elected by less than 20% of those voting?
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It certainly didn’t help trust in politics and was far removed from Starmer’s claim to be honest with the public. If there was ever a chance to be honest with the public about the need for tax rises surely it was the July election.
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Difficult for U.K. industry when faced with such a competitive disadvantage. Why are our prices so high? Location, transmission costs, aging infrastructure, poor diversity of supply, dependence on gas, lack of gas storage, carbon pricing? Does anyone know?
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