About Degrees for Students

 Online Parliamentary Information Office: Whilst there is an argument for "free" tertiary education, and a better argument for the right to housing, enshrining such rights in a written constitution - like the right to bear arms - sets a dangerous precedent that may prove impossible to overturn in the event of need. A constitutional commitment, unlike a political manifesto, cannot practically be put to the vote every few years or reneged upon by the government "until such time as the economic conditions are right", to use Mr Salmond's words on his "commitment" to investing a part of Scotland's oil revenues in a soveriegn wealth fund..


Online Parliamentary Information Office: "Free tuition fees, large numbers of people spending money in the Scottish economy, increase in universities, more employment"



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About Unemployed People

Online Parliamentary Information Office: The poor are not just statistics'  - well, they are to Labour. Numbers let you crow about things. Fiddling the figures allows for big government. Big government, big tax.

That is all the left care for. Tax and waste, lie and spin. The only real difference the left ever make is to make people poorer and unhappier. All for their advantage.



 Online Parliamentary Information Office: Open borders create unemployment among the indigenous people.
   Open borders create education problems.
   Open borders create health care problems.
   Open borders create housing problems.
  Open borders create prison problems.





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Childcare Tax Allowance

Online Parliamentary Information Office: If you are paying 90% of your income in tax you either need to fiind yourself an accountant or stop peddling misinformation.

Modern welfare began with the 1906 People's Budget.




Online Parliamentary Information Office: Is a social model in which a couple, only one of which is working, entirely support the production of the next generation of children, not then desirable?

This has been undermined by successive bouts of Left-wing thinking which have de-recognised marriage,  defused illegitimacy, and removed any kind of social stigma from unsupported child production.

We have taught people to live to the full extent of two incomes or - as a man was bleating on the news yesterday - to spend every penny of a 60K income AND child benefit, thus screaming at the removal of the latter.


 There are people earning 10K in work raising families.  That we have allowed our welfare system to so skew who receives help - rather than just to alleviate genuine in-work hardship when earnings are low but the jobs would not be viable if they paid more - is quite shameful.



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About Support and Encourage to Female Entrepreneurs

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: There has been nothing to prevent women setting up businesses for decades.

If they want to do and have the  ability, assistance is there  if they look for it, as with men.

Perhaps  key reason  alot of women don't do it,is maybe because they don't want to, or haven't got the  expertise or experience in their chosen area.

Banks and  other backers, in the very  rare  times they decide to support a business plan , don't look at  gender in their criteria.



Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: So, the govt must set up an entire system of women only services, that duplicate what already exists, because women can't cope with a system that's gender neutral? Isn't that going to be expensive?



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Contributions to Pensions

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Streamline local government. Split England up into 9 Regional authoirties. Each region would have beneath it . Each region would have 24 Local Councils beneath it, THese though would be very small. The main function being to return councillors to the Regional Authorites

We have to many people in the public sector and are paying them to much. 10 years ago we only had half the public sector workers we now have. Has anyone noticed a massive improvement in service?


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Strangly in spite of have doubled the public sector workforce whenever small cuts are made they companin that the service is already overstreched and will fall apart if anymore cuts are made. EVen more interesting is when they go on strike almost no one notice they are not working


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Modernisation Campaign

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: The reason voters are moving to UKIP is that their policies are based on simple common sense. They are not left or right policies, they are based on objectivity and the gut feeling of many who care about their country and who feel that all logic has been turned on its head.


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Standing on the threshold of senility and staring into the abyss of oblivion or eternity, I have a question which has yet to be answered. Labour changed the political climate, rather than the weather.



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About Pensioners

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: They need to steal our money to fund our takeover by the EUSSR; to feed, clothe, house and provide benefits for millions of illegal immigrants; to continue to provide massive subsidies to foreign power companies for wind farms; to fund Poodle Wars on behalf of their masters in Washington; to continue to provide foreign aid to countries such as Pakistan, India and Argentina; to prop up and subsidize their corporate friends; and to continue to provide high salaries, over-generous pensions and expenses to the crooks, liars, thieves and charlatans at Westminster.


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Well somebody has to pay for the banking fiasco, government failures, regulatory failures and so on. Clearly government ministers cannot be held responsible neither should bankers or our regulators otherwise they  might end up poor like the rest of us so who better than the pensioners who are going to die soon anyway?


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Wind Farm Numbers

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Put some turbines around Edinburgh and on Carlton Hil and Arthur in Edinburgh . No different to what is happening whit the desecration of other landscape areas of Scotland at astronomical cost which the entire UK population is being left to pay for , driving many into fuel poverty . Already I am paying over £100 a year more on my electricity bill . Industry and commerce are sharing these type of costs making them uncompetitive . Steel for the new Forth Bridge coming from China for example and produced by electricity from coal .
The life of old fashioned necular power stations in Scotland Tranent and Hunterston has been sanctioned for some 20 years extension as an alternative to building new with improved safety standards and less necular waste as they would be more efficient We would have more power for less waste and greater safety , less radiation. Why is this being sanctioned because believe it or not when the wind doesn't blow which happens from time to time turbine output is ZERO .
Turbines are less than 30 percent efficient which is proven fact. Where in this day and age are we to generate Electricity with a generator of this efficiency the output of which falls of exponentially i e. when wind speed is reduced by a quarter power output falls by two thirds .


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Why should the councils have to know this information; if it was housing they would probably not know either as house builders may have planning permission but no t yet started building or applied for the necessary building warrants.
Could the conservative party not contact the power companies for this information, oh but that might mean these private companies having to spend money and resources replying if they could be bothered; much easier to ask the councils and they have to respond at the expense of the public purse.


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About Tax

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012:  I've got a PA to a council leader next door.
2 new German cars.
New conservatory
New garden office
3 weeks in Caribean
Bought new house and renting old one.
All this year.

I have told both my children to get a job in the Public sector if at all possible.

I would like to pay my council tax by allocation ie pay the full amount but be allowed to state which council "service"it goes to.



Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012:  Get rid of the funded local authority gold plated pension scheme.
That would cut council tax by 20% imediately.
At a time of national hardship it is unacceptable that council employees are overpaid and overpensioned.



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Revenue and Customs

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Try calling them from abroad on their outside the UK number to ask for pension information or a pension forecast. Impossible you may as well be asking them for the meaning of life. The DPA will not allow them to tell you anything, even when you give them your NI number.  Ive been trying for 4 years.


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: They are far too busy listening to phone calls from american multinational companies telling them what tax they are prepared to pay next year.
For the rest of the PAYE plebs you are going to be shafted every which way so what's the point. You have as much chance of dodging tax as you do of electing a honest MP.




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Debt Crisis and Banking system

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: For a lot of banks, "change" meant outsourcing operations or moving them to cheaper locations, cutting back on some of the boring less profitable (traditional) services and using marketing to change the "profile" only of the risky stuff that made them all those lovely bonuses...  Most people in senior roles in banking are relationship people, not people who understand money at all.


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: "Banks still 'not fully prepared' for collapse"

I wonder exactly what they think "fuly prepared" means?

I look at this in the same way I consider those comments from people who say "why can't we be prepared for the worst snowfalls in 50 years.If Norway can do it why can't we"

The reasoning is simple.There is a cost to being "prepared" 24/7. That cost must be evaluated on the basis of probability that the event might occur.In the snow event Norway can be prepared because their climate means the probability of disruptive snowfall is high. In the UK much less so hence we should not expect to spend the same money trying to prerpare.Back to "preparing" banks for collapse. Exactly what cost should we be incurring for an event that to date has never happened in the sense this warning means? Yes,we've been well on the way to it,but it has not actually happened.

I think people are psychologically unable to let go of their fear on this issue and we are still paying heavily for that collectively.


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Discussion on Pension Reforms

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: There seem to be a few mistakes in the article and several omissions.
 The article states there are about one million higher earners approaching retirement who can expect to receive a combined pension of £ 160 a week,1) No mention of contracted out pension which in some cases  will almost reduce the flat rate pension back to the basic pension so that there will be millions of people who will receive less than £140 per week. 2)No mention that everyone in contracted out schemes will loose their NI rebate of 1.4% and that their employer will also loose their rebate of 3.4% which might make them reduce the level of pension they receive.3)At the moment a person has to only pay into the current scheme for one year to qualify for 1/30 of basic state pension. When the flat rate scheme starts they will have to pay at least seven years National Insurance which will give them 7/30 of basic state pension so anyone who pays less than 7 years NI will not receive any pension.4) At the moment people can inherit at least 50% of their spouse/partners state second pension when they die. I believe this will stop when the flat rate pension starts.5)The figure of £160 is a rather low for high earners as it is possible to have a total pension up to about £269 when adding together basic state pension,state second pension and contracted out pension .6)The pension of £20 quoted by Steve Webb is to low as it could be anything up about £130 less when they retire.


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: We're always being told that NI is a 'pay as you go system' - I guess the difference now is that 'you pay' and then the Govt 'tells you where to go' when it's time for them to pay out!


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Information Shared at Parliamentary Information Office 2012

Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: The Parliamentary Yearbook is a handsome document and we are very happy with our contribution to it. I found the depth of information about developments in the health sector and the incisiveness of the opinion and comments expressed extremely useful and the feed-back I received enabled us to form key new business contacts.


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: My college appeared in the further education report in the Parliamentary Yearbook. The editorial piece appeared online and in print and I was very pleased with the response we received. The link on the yearbook website has proved particularly helpful in generating new contacts and I must congratulate the publishers on a very fine publication.



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About Debt Crisis

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I'm not sure I understand why DT and many others describe "export driven economies" and "import economies" as if they are simply two ways of running an economy that could work equally well.
In my simple mind economies that export more than they import will be healthy and those that import more than they export will be sick.

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I think it is a perverse view to take: to put a a corrupt and vainglorious politician back in position in the hope that he will bring the house down, but that is what we hope. Put the beast down before more damage is done to ordinary people's lives — we know damned well the politicians and technocrats won't be affected by their damage.

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Regeneration in the West Midlands

Supercool were commissioned by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council’s marketing department to devise concepts, design and copywrite a series of adverts. They feature in Blake’s Parliamentary Yearbook, a publication containing information about MPs, local councils, transcripts of Parliamentary speeches, letters from leading government figures and so on. Updated annually, it’s used by top political representatives all across the UK.
Our solutions for promoting the (Solihull) council’s regeneration strategies and procurement processes were extremely well received.



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News About Tax on Pensions

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Nothing is safe in the current circumstances.  Money printing and fiscal deficits for decades have brought us to where we are now.  The redistribution of wealth has already happened.  Now is simply the accounting phase.



Parliamentary Information Office 2012: The gravity of the headline suggests that this is the only government commitment that has been reneged on. It is only one - and not a particularly important one at that. We don't need "experts" to recognise that.



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Info on Cut Price Mortgage Deal

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: The elephant in the room.
For many, many decades not nearly enough
houses were built to meet UK demand.
Result?  Too much national capital tied up in
housing.

When are UK govts going to wake up and stimulate
the building of many more houses per year?

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: A final desperate attempt by the BoE to keep inflated the UK house price bubble.  You may as well let house prices collapse & then we can talk about recovery but that we just be too painful.

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Budget Information

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Want to see the wishes of 60% of the UK represented at the EU .
Watch Nigel Farage at the E.U. Parliament yesterday, u-tube or the UKIP website. In two minutes flat you will understand what is rotten at the heart of the E.U.  The interesting thing is that no-one offered an alternative argument, funny that don't you think. > But despite all this E.U. loving Labour won Corby -WHY ?




Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Stop using the veto word - you are beginning to sound shrill.

Try this

"To justify to the UK people that our huge financial commitment to the EU -with no valuable return - is a good thing - I have decided this morning, that we must approach this problem on a purely democratic route.

In May 2o13 Her Majesty's Government will hold a full Referendum on the subject of whether the people of the UK wish to remain in the Political EU.

This will clear up any misunderstandings about every EU related matter.
In fact because there are so many millions of people in the EU who are also not sure of the direction and costs of the EU - may I recommend that such a Referendum is held in every country.

Also - unlike the last times - when the EU Commission ignored or quashed the result of the Referendum -this time when the people have 'spoken' - the way ahead will be much clearer."

There now - isn't that being positive?

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Parliamentary Information Office 2012 Updates

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Only two stand-up comedians? He has 352 behind him on the NuLab backbenches. The Coalition has even more hence their majority. None of 'em stand-up well though. Also, this is no way to refer to Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper even in the DT. 

Parliamentary Information Office 2012:  This comes as no surprise. The marxist dumbo hasn't an original thought in his head.

Watching him performing is like hearing a child coming home from 'first day at school' with his first joke.

Have you heard the one about the empty match box?

There's nothing in it Ha Ha Ha.  

What I'd really like to know is; who is his voice coach? 
The equally useless idiot who is trying, and failing to teach him 'ordinary person's' glotal speech . innit!
Whatever he's paying him; he should ask for his money back.

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: One champagne socialist taking advice from two others....

Parliamentary Information Office 2012:  Nothing new, Boris Johnson's sketch writer was interviewed on TV a  few months ago.

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"the
maintenance of the enduring greatness of Britain and her Empire and the
historical continuity of her island life ."
But what is the present reality? The mantle of greatness no longer sits on our shoulders and we have planted seeds of change in the English garden that will inevitably threaten the second. And by the way, Charles, do take a look at Harrod's biography of Cherwell, Churchill's wizard,  to find out what that unpleasant but highly intelligent man considered to be the most significant event of his age.



parliamentary information office: Good review and introduction by Charles Moore. This book  is really about managing the pease Cold War in the post-World War II era, written by David Dilks. It all dealt with how Winston Churchill managed the relationship with all these allied leaders in the war period, and, then, after the wa. which evolved into Cold War with the Soviet Union and Eastern-Bloc nations that reverted to communism.

Here, some allies or former allies became rivals, like Gen.
Charles deGaulle whose relationship with Churchill boiled down to near hostility. But, this contrated with affection for the US
President Franklyn D. Roosevelt with whom he signed the
Atlantic Charter or Atlantic Declaration in 1941--a treaty that
foreshadowed the United Nations that guaranteed, respected
and promoted self-determination for all peoples as an inherent
right.

One finds little orno  friction between Churchill and Dwight
Eisenhower when he later became US President. This is because
after all, Gen. Eisenhower was the Supreme Commander of the
Allied Forces who executed World War II hand in hand and face to face with Winston Churchill: All from Great Britain. So, from
the White House as president, the interpersonal relationship with Churchill continued.

But, the most caustic and irritating of these relationship as
Dilks would observe would be that between Churchill  and Joseph Stalin of Soviet Union. That would be one of the
greatest betrayal in modern history. Here were two great
leaders who planned and fought together as allies, and, later,
after the war, the iron curtain of communism, descended
upon Europe.






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How times change. Churchill's views on immigration and Islam would bar him from being a member of any mainstream party in today's PC world. Only the likes of the BNP would dare to have a man with his outspoken "racist" and "slamophobic" views as a member these days.



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"They show a leader governing, and thinking as he does so." Those were the days! What would Churchill have made of our cowering to that most abject of European capitals, Brussels?


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