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If you read what I posted, it’s the lies I’m annoyed about. Take whatever decisions you see fit, but don’t blame the worst economic performance since the Second World War for the consequences on other sectors of the economy, when it simply isn’t the truth - and was clearly the intention before...

The cheek of wanting staff to use tablets and smart phones within their slave labour pay rate of £69,000 p.a..

The lie that the economy is worse than at any time since the end of the Second World War. If what she wants to do is give pay awards greater than current inflation with no productivity or modernisation conditions then own it and admit the consequences for taxpayers. Don’t lie that the state of...

A contractual requirement to work on Sundays would be a start.

As are you avoiding mine, Reeves has lied and has used the lie to justify penalising pensioners and cutting infrastructure projects.

If nobody cares who takes the credit, then logically nobody should care who takes the blame if things go pear shaped. Certainly not the Labour messaging,

Wonder what that looks like if you take immigration numbers out of it. And that is 2023, the BBC is reporting best growth of G7 in 2024 following a brief recession in 2023,

Labour can’t take credit for the growth to date in 2024. Some sections of the press do not believe that the economy will grow under Labour: it is of course far to early to tell. The point here is that Reeves lied about the state of the economy she had inherited to justify actions which weren’t...

That’s the rumour.

Reeves was lying about the inherited economic position being the worst since 1945:- Why solid growth complicates the Budget masterplan IMAGE SOURCE, GETTY IMAGES Faisal Islam Economics editor Published 4 hours ago The latest data on the UK economy revealed it grew solidly between April and...

I do actually share your cynicism re: railway investment, but the nationalisation agenda must be the final nail in that particular coffin. Water should never have been privatised. It does piss me off how they have paid significant dividends to investors and then plead poverty when it comes to...

Not enough drivers apparently, and why would anyone invest when it is all to be nationalised over time?

MVE celebrating wins with Singers Corner will be responsible for extended duration of road closures as supporters will not be leaving the stadium in a timely fashion. 😀

T The problem will be people queueing who do not want to take the long diversionary routes, and are waiting for the A444 to open, blocking the exits for others. You know it will happen.

Anyone buying a modern car can see the amount if semi automation that is now in built. Adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, self drive through junctions and roundabouts, collision prevention, pedestrian avoidance etc etc. I really should have said that, compared with automation of road...

Oh well, wil be nationalised in due course and everything will be hunkdory. I guess the problem is that in the meantime there is no incentive for the operators to invest in anything.

So why is there a shortage of drivers, and why don’t companies train trainloads so there is some competition for jobs?

Ridiculous. Obviously easier and less responsibility than driving a train.

I honestly find that hard to believe, it must have been an excuse. You were probably too right wing for them.😀

Respect!