A persistent theme of my Christmas conversations was that people feel disenfranchised. It would seem that large numbers of people now feel alienated from both
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Happy New Year
This rose in my garden does not seem to know it is New Year’s Day. It seemed to think the New Year worth greeting. I
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2019 is going to be horrid
I am by nature an optimist. I temper this by never hoping for too much. But I undoubtedly live in hope. Until it comes to
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If you want to see a GP in England it’s best not to have a low income
The FT has reported today that: Rich and poor people in England receive different standards of care from the UK’s universal free health service, with
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If I can only side with the ‘other’ by registering with them then that is what I will do.Â
I suspect many readers will have noticed the furore about this scheme, publicised by the Home Office after Christmas on Twitter: The actual scheme details
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Getting you head around Brexit as it stands right now
Jon Worth has published one of the best attempts I have seen to explain what might happen now on Brexit on Twitter. Get your head around
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A note to Jeremy Hunt: being a tax haven is not necessarily a very good thing
Jeremey Hunt is suggesting the UK’s future after Brexit should be modelled on the tax haven of Singapore. There are some especially odd things about this
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Real politics cannot be driven by narrow-minded belief alone
The greatest political trait on display in 2018 was procrastination. Call it dithering if you like. Theresa May was master of the art. Jeremy Corbyn
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Accounting as if people mattered
I had a conversation with a partner in a Big 4 Firm of accountants before Christmas. This is the sort of exciting thing I do
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