Labour's 10p Arrogance
Responding to Ed Milibands comments on the World At One that the impact on low income households from the abolition of the 10p rate of income tax was a matter of regret, Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Philip Hammond said:
This is another example of the insufferable arrogance of this Government. The fact that their own policy will make 5.3 million of the poorest families worse off is merely a matter of regret. The millions hit by this tax grab dont need Ed Milibands crocodile tears.
********************************************************************
Ed Miliband, Cabinet Office minister said on World at One, Radio 4"There are 16 million households who gain and the biggest gains are to the poorest 30%...When you make big changes in the tax system, some people lose out. But overall this will make the tax system fairer..It is a matter of regret that some people lose out. More people gain than lose in this budget".
7 April 2008
Graham Evans officially the most active new MP
Graham has been named the most active new Member of Parliament in a league table compiled by the independent House of Commons Library. The tab... Read More
Delight as Runcorn Linnetts returns to Town
MP gets behind college after £25m campus cash is axed
Lottery puts BIG trust in Rudheath & Witton
At least £1 million of lottery good cause funding is to flow into Rudheath and Witton as the Big Lottery Fund (BIG) announces the first ... Read More
Graham Evans MP makes his maiden speech in the House of Commons
On Tuesday 6 July, Graham Evans MP, made his maiden speech, see link below:
http://www.parliamentlive.tv/Main/Player.aspx?meetingId=6394&a... Read More
