The Conservatives are two points ahead of Labour in the latest poll for the first time since 14th December 2010. Charlie Edwards blames the European veto, weak opposition and Christmas spirit for Cameron’s early Christmas present. Read the rest of this entry »
The Bank of England do not think the Government’s deficit reduction plans are enough to stimulate economy, and have taken matters into their own hands again. Liam Quinn in a PP Economics special… Read the rest of this entry »
Michael Pickles thinks that the only way to recover the UK economy is to be cautious of Europe and diversify its trade to the wider world. Read the rest of this entry »
On Thursday, Moody’s issued a report on the state of Britain’s economy and issued a warning that Britain’s coveted AAA rating was under threat, writes Ust Oldfield. Read the rest of this entry »
Political Promise’s favourite day of the year: the Budget. Our live coverage will detail all the main points, all the analysis from our writers and readers and the wider blogosphere.
The Currer Ball is a great new blog with some humorous articles, like this great one in preparation for tomorrow’s budget, written by ilabouche and Jalal Azam. Read the rest of this entry »
Mr Balls is wrong, merging NI and income tax could be a winner that Labour doesn’t want to miss out on, says Jonny Roberts. Read the rest of this entry »
David Cameron announces that the forthcoming budget will be for the “go-getters and grafters” of society. Read the rest of this entry »
