General Discussion
The Conservative Party I cannot find any mention of the WASPI cause in the Conservative Manifesto. However, an indication of the Conservative Party’s attitude might be gleaned from the response given by the Prime Minister to a question posed to him concerning this matter on the BBC’s General Election Question Time that was broadcast last Friday. “I do sympathise deeply with the Waspi ...
On the subject of pensions - I'll post separately about the various parties attitude towards the WASPI cause (that's about how the state pension age for 1950s born women got raised, first in 1995 and then again in 2011, but many women affected were totally unaware as they were never personally told about the changes.) An example: I know a woman whose state pension age (SPA) in 1995 became 63 ...
Pension funds invest their assets in the kind of companies Labour would destroy, so current and future pensioners will be hit. Labour is a disaster for the country in every way.
@ burnside Typical tories then, Profit before People.
It seems that businesses are far more worried about Jeremy Corbyn than Brexit, two power firms and two water companies have recently moved their ownership overseas to combat the threat of being snatched by the Marxists. Two of the UK’s largest power companies have quietly transferred the ownership of their British operations to offshore companies to protect themselves against Labour’s ...
@ burnside Yes, @leatash had already pointed that out, so you are a bit late. What about the other bit then, about the rich already living abroad and moving out when Labour get in?
"Honda said the move was due to global changes in the car industry and the need to launch electric vehicles, and it had nothing to do with Brexit. "
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47287386
So for once we agree then.