What's bugging the UK right now?

by liamssoft | January 29, 2013 at 03:25 pm

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From the EU referendum to wading into the Mali war swamp. HS2 to household energy bills, NHS patient safety to stimulating growth, Banking bailouts to Weak UK Tax Receipts, Quantitative easing to pension funds, foreign aid to the cost of MP's.

The UK's ever increasing number of problems and lack of credible solutions raises questions about the governments decision-making skills and Judgement.

Cameron has announced a referendum on EU membership, that's if you vote for him at the next election and he doesn't do a U-turn.

Preparations for the Prime ministers expected removal are already under way with some interesting contenders.

David Cameron gave a big speech on Britain's future relationship with the EU last week. The prime minister called for a radically leaner and cheaper EU. The Eurosceptics in his party want more action rather than words, they don't want just another manifesto promise like the last election, they want to see EU cutbacks and renegotiation of the terms and conditions.

David Cameron has been accused of misleading voters after claiming the government was “paying down Britain’s debt”. During a Conservative Party political broadcast on Wednesday... Economy is Down, and Taxes are up according to the ONS we will be £550 bn more in debt than when David Cameron took up office! Chair of the UK Statistics Authority Andrew Dilnot confirmed today that public sector net debt has risen from £811 billion in 2010 when the coalition took office to £1.1 trillion at the end of 2012.

At this rate his borrowing will have risen to £1,500 bn by 2018, or in other words doubled since 2010.

Where has all the money gone David?

As NowPublic have disabled comments for members as of 5th October 2012, please send me a message with your comments and I will update the post accordingly .. Liam

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