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didanagy · 10 days
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VANITY FAIR (2004)
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dadsinsuits · 7 months
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eaglesnick · 1 month
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“A generous basic state pension is the least a civilized society should offer those who have worked hard and saved through their whole lives."  George Osborne
It was Tory Chancellor of the Exchequer Kenneth Clarke in 1993 who first announced plans to raise the pension age of women from 60 to 65 years of age.  The Tories 1995 Pension Act enshrined this in law but the changes were to be phased in between 2010 and 2020. So far so good – lots of warning, giving women plenty of time to financially prepared for the fact the OAP would not be available until they were 65.
Enter David Cameron, George Osborne, Nick Clegg and the Coalition Government of Austerity. In 2011 they decided to accelerate the changes and bring forward the state pension age for women to 65  by November 2018 and then to 66 by 2020.
Displaying typical Tory disregard for the detrimental financial effects this might have on ordinary working women, and displaying a total lack of common decency, some women claimed “they only received 12 months notice of the six-year delay to their pensions." (Guardian: 21/03/24), giving them no time to prepare for their unexpected loss of pension.
What is more The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman found the Department of Work and Pensions “guilty of misadministration in its handling of the changes.”
Meanwhile Jeremy Hunt, in his latest budget has given millions away to the wealthy in pension tax breaks.
“Financial firms have said the changes to pension allowances could let high earners who can afford it build up pension pots worth as much as £9m while enjoying the full tax benefits.”  (Guardian: 16/03/24)
We deserve better.
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generalelectionmusings · 10 months
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changing-my-username · 7 months
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Just the endorsement you want
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badkruka · 10 months
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Oh this is terrifying
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feckcops · 1 year
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Disappearing schools, families forced out – and we call this progress
“Last week, Lambeth announced that a secondary school founded in 1685 will close for good this summer, with its students farmed out elsewhere. In Camden, St Michael’s primary will not even make the end of the school year – it closes this month, the fourth in the borough to go since 2019. Days before the Easter holiday, Hackney warned that two of its primaries are likely to fold and another four may have to merge to survive. Neighbouring Islington is considering closures, while Southwark believes 16 primaries are at risk.
“This is a huge story, not only about marooned children and panicked parents, or redundant teachers and struggling councils, but the very future of our major cities. These schools are not shutting because they are bad, but because inner London no longer has enough children to fill them. The dead centre of Britain’s political and economic powerhouse is driving out families – and its education system is now taking an almighty hit. Hackney, for instance, has 589 fewer kids in reception today than it did in 2014, a shortfall equivalent to about 20 vacant classrooms. Since schools mainly receive cash per pupil, empty desks mean debts, and debts force closures …
“If this historic shift has a hinge point, it’s the 2010s, when two big forces began reshaping the capital. The first came from Downing Street: since David Cameron moved into No 10, successive Tory governments have taken benefit money from the very youngest and handed it to the oldest. The Resolution Foundation calculates that newborns have lost £1,500 a year in entitlements, while those aged 80 and above have gained more than £500 …
“The post-crash decade also saw inner London turned into a theme park for property speculators. The Bank of England was spraying about hundreds of billions of pounds like it was champagne at a grand prix, the then chancellor George Osborne was chucking taxpayer’s money at the property market, and London councils, including some of Gould’s Labour colleagues in Camden, were allowing developers to run riot. The arguments about gentrification soon descended into cliches about hipsters and Foxtons, when what was really being decided was who would live in the city and who it would serve.”
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George Osborne is a horrific human being but I am completely obsessed with the way he talks to Matt Hancock with the most perfect passive-aggression:
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shelleyyyyy · 9 months
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忘记发了,上色版GO
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yasartmeme · 10 months
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Okay so is no-one talking about the George Osborne wedding email thing? Because I just read the whole thing and its insane 
I feel like I just put my head through a very tory blender
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hwy95eh · 4 months
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didanagy · 2 months
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VANITY FAIR (2018)
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dadsinsuits · 1 year
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yhwhrulz · 8 months
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biglisbonnews · 10 months
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Just Stop Oil applauds Osborne wedding protest but denies responsibility Group thanks woman who threw confetti at former chancellor’s wedding but urges people to focus on ‘out of control’ global heatingJust Stop Oil has applauded a woman who threw orange confetti at the wedding of the ex-chancellor George Osborne but denied that it, as a campaign group, was responsible.The protest took place as Osborne and his bride Thea Rogers left a church in the village of Bruton, Somerset on Saturday. Continue reading... https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jul/09/just-stop-oil-applauds-osborne-wedding-protest-but-denies-responsibility
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changing-my-username · 10 months
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Protesting against George Osborne by... throwing confetti at him on his wedding day?
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