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Post by Red Rackham on Nov 10, 2024 19:31:47 GMT
i think Amesbury had a 14,000 majority it would need to be some big swing for reform to win' Indeed yes, nearly 15,000 actually. But that was before voters realised Labour lied their way into power, and before Rachel from accounts hit us with her budget. After the last three months I doubt Labour would win a by-election anywhere in the country, and Starmer knows it. |
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 10, 2024 19:42:14 GMT
i think Amesbury had a 14,000 majority it would need to be some big swing for reform to win' Indeed yes, nearly 15,000 actually. But that was before voters realised Labour lied their way into power, and before Rachel from accounts hit us with her budget. After the last three months I doubt Labour would win a by-election anywhere in the country, and Starmer knows it. dont think the public are so gullible to beleive what the DM says. you yourself said you was no worser off under the budget and thats what they would look at |
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Post by Red Rackham on Nov 10, 2024 19:49:04 GMT
dont think the public are so gullible to beleive what the DM says. you yourself said you was no worser off under the budget and thats what they would look at What does the DM say?.. |
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 10, 2024 19:57:56 GMT
dont think the public are so gullible to beleive what the DM says. you yourself said you was no worser off under the budget and thats what they would look at What does the DM say?.. any rubbish about labour |
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Post by thomas on Nov 10, 2024 20:09:18 GMT
Indeed yes, nearly 15,000 actually. But that was before voters realised Labour lied their way into power, and before Rachel from accounts hit us with her budget. After the last three months I doubt Labour would win a by-election anywhere in the country, and Starmer knows it. dont think the public are so gullible to beleive what the DM says. you yourself said you was no worser off under the budget and thats what they would look at  Kevin Hancock, managing director of Connectix Cabling Systems, said the labour Chancellor’s national insurance tax raid and lifting of the national minimum wage had made manufacturing in Britain “not viable”. The specialist cable manufacturer, which had revenues of £50 million in 2023, exports fibre optic cables to internet providers around the world and employs 150 people in its British factories. the company has now decided to outsource production to India or China following the new Labour Government’s first Budget. Connectix is thought to be the first business to shutter production in Britain because of the Chancellor’s tax and spend policies. |
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 10, 2024 20:16:36 GMT
dont think the public are so gullible to beleive what the DM says. you yourself said you was no worser off under the budget and thats what they would look at Kevin Hancock, managing director of Connectix Cabling Systems, said the labour Chancellor’s national insurance tax raid and lifting of the national minimum wage had made manufacturing in Britain “not viable”. The specialist cable manufacturer, which had revenues of £50 million in 2023, exports fibre optic cables to internet providers around the world and employs 150 people in its British factories. the company has now decided to outsource production to India or China following the new Labour Government’s first Budget. Connectix is thought to be the first business to shutter production in Britain because of the Chancellor’s tax and spend policies. drop in the ocean you do realise 1000s of new business develope every month |
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Post by honestjohn on Nov 10, 2024 20:29:44 GMT
Kevin Hancock, managing director of Connectix Cabling Systems, said the labour Chancellor’s national insurance tax raid and lifting of the national minimum wage had made manufacturing in Britain “not viable”. The specialist cable manufacturer, which had revenues of £50 million in 2023, exports fibre optic cables to internet providers around the world and employs 150 people in its British factories. the company has now decided to outsource production to India or China following the new Labour Government’s first Budget. Connectix is thought to be the first business to shutter production in Britain because of the Chancellor’s tax and spend policies. drop in the ocean you do realise 1000s of new business develope every month They used to. Labour are in now and are stifling businesses as best they can. If you think that will be without economic casualties, think again. |
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 10, 2024 20:39:23 GMT
drop in the ocean you do realise 1000s of new business develope every month They used to. Labour are in now and are stifling businesses as best they can. If you think that will be without economic casualties, think again. yes like the man Thomas mentioned notice he also mentioned the raise in minimum wage it seems like a guy who wants to make his money of the backs of cheap labour no wonder he switched his operations to countries like Thailand |
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Post by thomas on Nov 11, 2024 8:17:07 GMT
They used to. Labour are in now and are stifling businesses as best they can. If you think that will be without economic casualties, think again. yes like the man Thomas mentioned notice he also mentioned the raise in minimum wage it seems like a guy who wants to make his money of the backs of cheap labour no wonder he switched his operations to countries like Thailand well aye , its a viable point talking about the double whammy of Reeves tax raid on employers via ENIC , and minimum wage price rise. you do realise business have to find this money from somewhere dont you? I suspect a combination of employees losing jobs , customers facing yet more punitive price rises , and general cutbacks if not wholesale closing down of many business like this guy and relocation will be the result over the next 5 months or so. As honest John suggests to you , labour are stifling business , with their anti growth budget. surprise surprise. |
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 11, 2024 12:01:22 GMT
yes like the man Thomas mentioned notice he also mentioned the raise in minimum wage it seems like a guy who wants to make his money of the backs of cheap labour no wonder he switched his operations to countries like Thailand well aye , its a viable point talking about the double whammy of Reeves tax raid on employers via ENIC , and minimum wage price rise. you do realise business have to find this money from somewhere dont you? I suspect a combination of employees losing jobs , customers facing yet more punitive price rises , and general cutbacks if not wholesale closing down of many business like this guy and relocation will be the result over the next 5 months or so. As honest John suggests to you , labour are stifling business , with their anti growth budget. surprise surprise. why not try taking the money out of there profits |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 11, 2024 13:07:29 GMT
Ref Mike 'Rocky' Amesbury... I notice the police have said he will appear in court charged with assault 'at a later date'. I hope they don't think this will go away if no one talks about it. Actually, I doubt Farage would allow that to happen, in Amesbury's constituency Reform UK came second behind Labour, so it would be reasonable to assume they would win a by-election. i think Amesbury had a 14,000 majority it would need to be some big swing for reform to win' He had a majority from the only 79% of the electorate that could be even arsed to vote doofus.. |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 11, 2024 13:09:29 GMT
i think Amesbury had a 14,000 majority it would need to be some big swing for reform to win' Indeed yes, nearly 15,000 actually. But that was before voters realised Labour lied their way into power, and before Rachel from accounts hit us with her budget. After the last three months I doubt Labour would win a by-election anywhere in the country, and Starmer knows it. Labour are hemorrhaging seats in bielections |
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Post by Red Rackham on Nov 11, 2024 15:16:20 GMT
Labour are hemorrhaging seats in bielections Indeed, and although it's bad press for Labour I don't think Starmer will be overly concerned due to his huge majority. |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 11, 2024 15:20:58 GMT
Labour are hemorrhaging seats in bielections Indeed, and although it's bad press for Labour I don't think Starmer will be overly concerned due to his huge majority. I agree Red but I think this comming May will be a big wakeup call for labour. Don't forget to stock up with booze and popcorn... |
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Post by Red Rackham on Nov 11, 2024 15:31:13 GMT
Indeed, and although it's bad press for Labour I don't think Starmer will be overly concerned due to his huge majority. I agree Red but I think this comming May will be a big wakeup call for labour. Don't forget to stock up with booze and popcorn... Oh yes I agree. Come the locals in May Labour councils will be wiped off the map. |
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