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Free market, tax-cutting economics will not ease the UK's cost of living squeeze | Richard Partington - Vimarsana News

Free market, tax-cutting economics will not ease the UK's cost of living squeeze | Richard Partington

Reaching for the tax-cutting playbook won’t solve Britain’s problems, the current crisis was a decade in the making before Covid

Give single earner families a £2,500 tax break, says Tory think tank Onward - Vimarsana News

Give single earner families a £2,500 tax break, says Tory think tank Onward

The non-working parent would benefit from a full £12,570 tax allowance, according to the proposal

Tories will blame Boris Johnson for by-election loss — but he can still recover - Vimarsana News

Tories will blame Boris Johnson for by-election loss — but he can still recover

Voters have given the British prime minister a kicking but the next election is still the Tories’ to lose.

More Class 345s completed ready for Crossrail duty - Vimarsana News

More Class 345s completed ready for Crossrail duty

13 Aventras accepted for TfL Rail as first nine-car '345s' begin testing on the Great Western Main Line

No, Britain's vaccine success does not justify state-led industrial policy - Vimarsana News

No, Britain's vaccine success does not justify state-led industrial policy

There’s no reason to believe government committees can generally better entrepreneurial innovation 11 February 2021 • 7:00pm Internal sentiment about a government’s economic competence invariably hinges on its last major action. So the UK’s relative success with vaccines has, for now, seemingly wiped ministers’ memories clean of the PPE debacle, contact tracing difficulties and scrambled attempts to build spare capacity in our rationed healthcare system. Just as after victories in war, the potential end to this crisis has seen despair replaced with hubris. The Treasury is now said t...