Favouring the Unscrupulous
As has been seen on documentaries recently, such as Dispatches and Panorama, our system is increasingly one that favours and Continue reading
App and Browser Obsolescence and Investigatory Powers Act 2017
Recently I noticed how various apps on my mobile phone (all those with free messenger services on them) had not Continue reading
The Buy to Let Mortgage Squeezes Out Owner Occupiers
Update. The Tory Manifesto has just “tacked to the left” according to Judith Evans in the Financial Times this morning Continue reading
Are Polls Skewed? Opinion is Divided
A look at opinion polls, what MPs are paid fees for, which lead on to what they did with those fees. Questioning what surveys are for, does so much need to be spent on them and whether they are a biased vehicle for the Conservative Party or whoever is sponsoring them or if they are weighted properly.
How Political Decisions are Influenced by Blatant Self-Interest
While we, the public, face a wide spectrum of penalties for any transgressions in our lives, from fines or bankruptcy Continue reading
We all need a safety net when employment is like walking ona high wire
With the general election coming up, it would be a good idea to take a more holistic look at what Continue reading
Insurmountable hurdles of getting from benefits into work
An increasing number of people are applying for each job, while the amount of vacancies is decreasing. This Channel 4 Continue reading
Why MPs are Hypocrites About Benefits Claimants
The government seem to do anything to reclaim cash, without much regard for citizens’ well-being or livelihood. There certainly seems to be a lack of awareness about the realities of getting off benefits and into sustainable paid work.
