shoemaker666
Distinguished Member
With inflation going up, then maybe interest rates in response and then tax rises to start paying off the covid debt. things are going to get alot more expensive soon
With inflation going up, then maybe interest rates in response and then tax rises to start paying off the covid debt. things are going to get alot more expensive soon
With inflation going up, then maybe interest rates in response and then tax rises to start paying off the covid debt. things are going to get alot more expensive soon
There's going to be pain somewhere and people are going to feel it. Disproportionately of course.
When our public services are already floundering, more severe cuts there are not the answer. Not post-Covid when many are going to be relying on them more than ever.
The thought of yet more cuts to public services really worries me. They've had 10 years of austerity and many services are struggling to provide the statutory minimum. Friends in areas like NHS, education and social care (both adults and children's) are under horrendous pressure and real term cuts in benefits will hit the poorest hardest of all.