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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Would you Adam and Eve it?
Reposted from the Guardian Bishops at the Church of England’s General Synod last year. Photograph: Graeme Robertson The Church of England faces the prospect that last year’s controversy over its investment in Wonga could be reignited after the body that advises the … Continue reading
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Tagged Archbishop of Canterbury, Church of England, General Synod, Wonga
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The minimum income is 2.5 times what people get on benefits – but still they are labelled scroungers
Originally posted on Mike Sivier's blog:
The numbers speak for themselves: Under ‘Adequacy of safety-net benefits’, EVERY SINGLE INCOME GROUP has lost out. While others have suffered a great percentage drop, single working-age people remain the least able to…
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MOJ strike against privatisation
Reposted from PCS website Hundreds of our members are striking today against Ministry of Justice plans to privatise their work, with the threat of sensitive data being sent overseas. Don’t offshore our jobs and data, is the message from our … Continue reading
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Tagged Ministry of Justice, Paul Flynn, PCS, privatisation, Steria
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Tory Tax Merger Could See The End Of National Insurance
photo credit: HM Treasury via photopin A future Conservative government may merge National Insurance with Income Tax, in a move designed to ‘simplify’ the UK’s taxation system, the Independent newspaper has reported today (30 June 2014). The move would see basic level taxpayers parting with … Continue reading
Victory for union campaign as Land Registry sell-off plan reportedly scrapped
Reposted from PCS website Commenting on reports today the government will scrap its plan to sell off the Land Registry, a PCS spokesman said: “This would be a victory for the thousands of Land Registry staff who campaigned with industry … Continue reading
Why stubborn Iain Duncan Smith is no statesman
Reposted from the Observer Now I know I may seem as if I am IDS bashing of late *slaps self on wrist* but all I would say is that he’s in the News so much because everything he touches turns … Continue reading
IDS accusing the BBC of biased reporting against DWP (or – are the rats deserting the sinking ship?)
Reposted from the Daily Fail Mail Oooh he’s got a face I’d like to slap! Attack: Iain Duncan Smith accused the BBC of being ‘relentlessly negative’ in its coverage of welfare reform Iain Duncan Smith has launched the strongest government … Continue reading
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Protesters occupy Westminster against cuts to disability care funding
Reposted from the Guardian This protest is trending on twitter, but surprise, surprise no mention of it on BBC! Trends · Change #BRAvsCHI Westminster Abbey #HowardWebb #TDP14 #tcot Brazil and Chile #penalties Omg Willian Pinilla Scolari There are approximately 200 police for … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, DPAC, ILF, John McDonnell, Justin Welby, Police, Westminster Abbey
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6,000 complaints to the BBC regarding (non) coverage of anti austerity march
Owen Jones speaks to Samira Ahmed about the biased BBC not giving coverage to the anti austerity march through London last Saturday. He accuses the BBC of bias, supported by research from Cardiff University, which illustrated that the BBC were … Continue reading
PM evades question about HMRC privatisation as strike continues
This government continue to cut public services to the bone whilst increasing payments to private companies… remember, it is YOUR personal details that these private companies will then have access to; your address, your national insurance number, your bank details, … Continue reading