Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

errrrrrrrr Hays and Cynic, short memory boys, the chuckle brothers of Money am........ you see its not what the right wing Tory press think that counts its what the electorate think that matters they are the ones who will be voting.

READ AND WEEP HAYS...... from the TORY side..........

Labour Party's tax and benefit proposals a hit with voters
by William Jordan in Front Page and Politics
Wed September 24, 2014 9:55 a.m. BST

YouGov finds support for several new Labour policies across the political spectrum A day after Labour leader Ed Miliband’s 68-minute speech, many commentators have turned their attention he didn’t mention, rather than what he did. However, Labour did propose a number of new policies at the conference that will likely ...
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http://yougov.co.uk/news/2014/09/24/labour-tax-benefit-policies-hit-with-voters/

Update - Labour lead at 4
by YouGov in Politics
Thu September 25, 2014 6 a.m. BST

Latest YouGov / The Sun results 24th Sept - Con 33%, Lab 37%, LD 7%, UKIP 13%

HAYS how embarrassing for Camoron to be caught talking about his private phone calls with the Queen. Ohhhhhhhhhhhh Dearrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Showing off was the arrogant toff.

But once again he was outed.

errrrrrrr sticky, try reading what i wrote for a change! :-)

by the way, i certainly think this so-called "mansion tax" is just spiteful and clearly aimed at those in the south where labour hold few if any seats and where well-located properties, through happenstance, are significantly more expensive that almost anywhere else in the country

Will MP's get the mansion tax paid from expenses?

If the amnesiac gets in next May then stand by to welcome the hordes of council staff into your homes to reassess your council tax.
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Ill be hit but Im not bothered. Get your purse out Cyners and stop being a skin flint.

Spitefull errrrrr what about the BEDROOM TAX you NUMPTY of course its political.

my own house is probably a bit borderline, but my comment remains
you can also bet this tax, if enacted, will be applied like stamp duty rather than income tax

Don't forget it was Labour that invented the bedroom tax!

Plus we'l nab a decent take off the rich foreigners down south using housing as investments.

NO it wasnt and Ive proved this once before.

How would this tax be applied, single prop or all props owned?

How much as a percentage?

It will only be levied on the balance over £2m. There will be special arrangements for people who are asset rich but cash poor to avoid taxing poor pensioners living in expensive houses. That means you might as well just increase income tax on the richest people as it is just that.

Haze,

At last, that is a good idea from you.

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It is interesting that not talking about something in a speech gets more talking about the "something" than if you did.

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If the problem with Labour is that they are not trusted with the economy the bigger problem for Cameron and the Confidence Tricksters around him is that nobody trusts the with anything.

Not even the queen and her pussy.

Sun mocks Miliband for turning down Help for Heroes photo op


Miliband absent as Nick Clegg, David Cameron and Nigel Farage pose on Sun front page with Help for Heroes wristband


Patrick Wintour, political editor


theguardian.com, Thursday 25 September 2014 10.04 BST




The Sun’s front page today. Photograph: The Sun


Ed Miliband was locked in another war with the powerful Sun newspaper after the news organisation claimed he had refused to join their campaign to support Help for Heroes, which helps British army veterans.

Nick Clegg, David Cameron and Nigel Farage all posed on the front page of the Sun with a Help for Heroes wristband.

However, Miliband’s aides said he was too busy dealing with a shadow cabinet meeting about whether the UK should join attacks on Islamic State (Isis).

According to the newspaper, the Labour party leader turned down four requests to endorse a campaign for Help for Heroes “for fear of offending Labour lefties”.

The Sun’s front page contrasts images of Cameron, Clegg and Farage sporting the wristbands with a white square in place of Miliband.

But a Labour source said: “It’s untrue that Ed refused to back the Help for Heroes campaign. He was busy with the shadow cabinet discussing how to respond to the Isil [Isis] threat in Iraq.”

The Sun said: ““We approached him [Miliband] four times in total. Most recently yesterday [Wednesday] afternoon and told him it was going to happen and he would be empty chaired if he didn’t do it.

“He was not asked to hold up anything Sun branded. Every day this week there has been a Help for Heroes feature or news story, it has been well flagged up. The other three political leaders posed with selfies.

“The idea that it would have been a big chunk out of his day is just wrong. It was absolutely not a stitch up, this was the next part of the campaign.”



More classic millibandus here: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/sep/25/sun-ed-miliband-help-for-heroes

Haystack - 25 Sep 2014 10:27 - 46399 of 46401

It will only be levied on the balance over £2m. There will be special arrangements for people who are asset rich but cash poor to avoid taxing poor pensioners living in expensive houses. That means you might as well just increase income tax on the richest people as it is just that..........ends

dick head they are, they are bringing back the 50% top tax rate.

ohhhhhhhhhhhh dear Hays gets worse and worse.

Labour were intending to reassess the banding for council tax, because the bands had been set years earlier when house prices were much lower, Labour wanted to reassess these outdated band/house prices. So if you have added that conservatory or extention etc, look forward to a higher band. Could be known as the Milli - band, and be as popular as the poll tax
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Yep but we need if for the NHS, cant let it run down anymore like under the Tories.