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Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind

31 March 2010

Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind

Kristian Niemietz
31 March 2010
Unemployment figures may still look bleak, but there is one occupational group which can be thoroughly relaxed about their future … Continue reading “Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind”

Politicising money lending is not the path to prosperity

29 March 2010

Politicising money lending is not the path to prosperity

Sam Collins
29 March 2010
One part of Alastair Darling’s Budget that appears to have received little attention from the media is his plan for … Continue reading “Politicising money lending is not the path to prosperity”

“Green” Hilton versus “waspish” Booth

26 March 2010

“Green” Hilton versus “waspish” Booth

Philip Booth
26 March 2010
Anthony Hilton was certainly right to call my comment about the government’s proposed green investment bank “waspish” in the Evening … Continue reading ““Green” Hilton versus “waspish” Booth”

Budget needs to set out urgent plan to reduce deficit by £100bn

24 March 2010

Budget needs to set out urgent plan to reduce deficit by £100bn

the IEA
24 March 2010
“Politicians are not talking seriously about the need for dramatic and speedy cuts in public expenditure. A few billion here … Continue reading “Budget needs to set out urgent plan to reduce deficit by £100bn”

Abolish the annual Finance Act and cut tax collection costs

23 March 2010

Abolish the annual Finance Act and cut tax collection costs

Philip Booth
23 March 2010

Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind

31 March 2010

Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind

Kristian Niemietz
31 March 2010
Unemployment figures may still look bleak, but there is one occupational group which can be thoroughly relaxed about their future … Continue reading “Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind”

Politicising money lending is not the path to prosperity

29 March 2010

Politicising money lending is not the path to prosperity

Sam Collins
29 March 2010
One part of Alastair Darling’s Budget that appears to have received little attention from the media is his plan for … Continue reading “Politicising money lending is not the path to prosperity”

“Green” Hilton versus “waspish” Booth

26 March 2010

“Green” Hilton versus “waspish” Booth

Philip Booth
26 March 2010
Anthony Hilton was certainly right to call my comment about the government’s proposed green investment bank “waspish” in the Evening … Continue reading ““Green” Hilton versus “waspish” Booth”

Budget needs to set out urgent plan to reduce deficit by £100bn

24 March 2010

Budget needs to set out urgent plan to reduce deficit by £100bn

the IEA
24 March 2010
“Politicians are not talking seriously about the need for dramatic and speedy cuts in public expenditure. A few billion here … Continue reading “Budget needs to set out urgent plan to reduce deficit by £100bn”

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