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Why is it you talked tough on the EU when in reality you are just as big a surrender monkey as those who went before you?
Submitted by: Richard Brennan | 2 votes for this..
0 comments | Topic: Other | Report |
The soon to be announced cuts undoubtedly cause extra hardship to the most vulnerable in our society.I would like the PM to explain why he and the Government are not insisting on cuts to the out of ... Show more »The soon to be announced cuts undoubtedly cause extra hardship to the most vulnerable in our society.I would like the PM to explain why he and the Government are not insisting on cuts to the out of control spendthrift EU and their ever increasing costs upon the British taxpayer.Surely this must have priority. Show less »
Submitted by: margot parker | 3 votes for this..
0 comments | Topic: Politics | Report |
is it right that I should pay tax on pension benefits deriving from Pensionable Service worked prior to the announcement of the HIERC rules - effectively retrospective taxation. This will mean that, above... Show more »is it right that I should pay tax on pension benefits deriving from Pensionable Service worked prior to the announcement of the HIERC rules - effectively retrospective taxation. This will mean that, above a certain threshold where HIERC kicks in, I am being asked to work for net pay of approximately "£nil". thus the only way to avoid paying the tax is to keep my income below the threshold - i.e to work less...this will mean I earn less, pay no HIERC and do not pay the circa 50% tax/ni that I would have paid on income I would have otherwise above the threshold. Not a very clever tax in that I lose, my employer loses much of me, and GBplc/HMRC loses, rather than gains tax revenue. Will you therefore adjust the HIERC rules such that pension benefits deriving from Pensionable Service worked prior to the announcement of the rules will not be subject to tax? Show less »
Submitted by: AB1 | 4 votes for this..
0 comments | Topic: Business | Report |
are you going to intervene in the massive cuts in the MOJ, especially in the enforcement of fines,community penalties, ect.I think the public would be very interested on your stance with justice in the... Show more »are you going to intervene in the massive cuts in the MOJ, especially in the enforcement of fines,community penalties, ect.I think the public would be very interested on your stance with justice in the community. Show less »
Submitted by: richard62 | 4 votes for this..
0 comments | Topic: Crime | Report |
why do we have to vote in pencil and not pen as pencil can be changed as we all know thatcher used the poll tax to make who did not pay there votes not valid pencil can be changed to fiddle vote. this... Show more »why do we have to vote in pencil and not pen as pencil can be changed as we all know thatcher used the poll tax to make who did not pay there votes not valid pencil can be changed to fiddle vote. this day and age with the computers why pencil ? Show less »
Submitted by: StephenBeach | 4 votes for this..
What changes will be made, particularly in the NHS and education, if you are elected to power in the next General Election?
Submitted by: rosssurfin | 135 votes for this..
1 comment | Topic: Politics | Report |
If you become Prime Minister, would you make any amendments to the smoking ban?
Submitted by: peterthurgood | 61 votes for this..
In a recent speech on education you appeared to fall back on blaming the sixties for present day failings - can you explain exactly what was wrong with the sixties in terms of values and educational ... Show more »In a recent speech on education you appeared to fall back on blaming the sixties for present day failings - can you explain exactly what was wrong with the sixties in terms of values and educational theory? Show less »
Submitted by: TimHood | 43 votes for this..
Are you concerned that attempts to encourage marriage may result in people marrying for financial benefit rather than because it is genuinely the right thing for them? Does this not put at risk the whole... Show more »Are you concerned that attempts to encourage marriage may result in people marrying for financial benefit rather than because it is genuinely the right thing for them? Does this not put at risk the whole institution of marriage? Show less »
Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 34 votes for this..
Do you believe that the Treasury doctored its records and used fancy Civil Service tricks to make it appear that they were considering Inheritance Tax changes before the Conservative Party conference ... Show more »Do you believe that the Treasury doctored its records and used fancy Civil Service tricks to make it appear that they were considering Inheritance Tax changes before the Conservative Party conference in 2007? Show less »
Submitted by: mikerouse | 34 votes for this..
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