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Labour to vote against 'Granny Tax' as new figures show pensioners on modest incomes will be hit
Labour will today vote in the House of Commons against the tax rise on pensioners – the ‘granny... -
"Granny tax" should be welcomed
Commenting ahead of today's vote on the so-called "granny tax", Prof. Philip Booth, Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs,...
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Government have made child benefit even more complex
Following a number of evidence sessions prior to the Easter recess, including one with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, the... -
UK economy will stall until 2013, says Item Club
Monetary policy may have saved the UK from a double dip, but the economy will stall for the rest of the year, until a more sustainable recovery...
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FCO is underfunded, say Foreign Affairs Committee
Despite its impressive performance in representing the UK’s interests across the globe, the FCO is underfunded, says the Foreign Affairs... -
Government cap on tax relief will hit donations from major donors
Nearly nine out of ten top charity executives believe the Government’s new cap on tax relief will hit donations from major...
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Re: Dementia are we making progress or is it old news?
J is a 70 year old fit active gentleman with a diagnosis of Dementia. J has been living at the Care Home for just under a year. On admission his...
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Re: HS2: Good for the UK or not?
The simple answer is that it doesn't - HS2 is not sustainable. Quite apart from the destruction of protected landscapes, ancient woodlands and SSSIs...
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Re: Are we promoting cycling to benefit the environment but neglecting cyclist safety?
Compulsory training and testing is a ridiculous idea. Many local councils already offer free or subsidised training and there are numerous publicity...
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Should street lighting on our roads be reduced to save energy?
There is an ongoing debate in the media regarding various ways local authorities are trying to save energy by cutting down on street lighting....
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Reducing HVAC costs, consumption and creating better working environments
Non domestic and commercial buildings are responsible for almost 50% of the UK's total energy consumption and carbon emissions, and of that the...
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Dr Steve Davies, Education Director, The IEA
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Karen Jennings, Assistant General Secretary, UNISON
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Professor Steve Albon Co-Chair, UK National Ecosystem Assessment & The James Hutton Institute
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Professor Sir John Lawton Chair, Lawton Report, `Making Space for Nature` Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)