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Replying to @metpoliceuk
Primrose Hill will be closed on New Year’s Eve this year ⛔There will be fencing, security and a police presence to prevent access.
If you had planned to head there to get a view of the central London fireworks, please make alternative arrangements.
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“A claim for equality of material position can be met only by a government with totalitarian powers.”
— Friedrich Hayek
These are dark times, but those whom you blindly label "far right" are the light at the end of the tunnel. No-one seeks to divide us more than you.
President Trump has fanned the flames of the far-right.
And now a toxic form of politics is spilling out onto our streets.
These are dark times, but those who seek to divide us will not win.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Delighted to be one of only 19 candidates still in the running for the three places on Reform UK’s Board
Voting starts August 14th!
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Fully vetted candidate in my bid for a position on Reform UK's Board
Vote for me to unleash our party's potential
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Wealth taxes are a bad idea, economically and practically, and have no compelling justification.
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A brief summary of life in the UK:
27 million private sector workers support 9 million economically inactive people aged 16-64, 6 million public sector workers, and 13 million pensioners.
If you suggest any part of this is unsustainable, people compare you to Hitler.
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Following my meeting on Monday with the Education Secretary @bphillipsonMP my open letter to her is below and here:
spectator.co.uk/article/what…
My first open letter to her on 17 Jan is here: spectator.co.uk/article/what…
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From @ListerLawrence . This is very sad. Small British sports cars companies have thrived in the UK for over a hundred years. And it seems all it would take to ensure that continues is a little clarity from the government. Not too much to ask is it @RachelReevesMP @Keir_Starmer ?
I support our farmers who'll be out this weekend
I don't want Inheritance Tax imposed on farmers & family businesses
Govt must listen & councillors too; many council elections 1 May!
@rachelreevesmp @togetherdec @farmerstoaction
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The running theme through all these Reeves tweets is the statist delusion that growth can somehow be kicked started by government/ministerial fiat. Well, it can’t. As we’re now finding out.
I will fight to kick start economic growth in every corner of the United Kingdom - and work with local leaders to deliver on our national mission.
theguardian.com/business/202…
The "far" right are not "sowing fear and division", they are opposing it.
The far-right are sowing fear and division across the globe.
Progressives must act by tackling online hate, challenging extremist rhetoric, and proving democracy can deliver for all.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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My open letter to the Education Secretary @bphillipsonMP
Many teachers and school leaders share my concerns with regard to her decisions but are scared to say.
If you can find it in you, please RT.
My letter is also here: spectator.co.uk/article/what…
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We should be slashing corporation tax, doubling the VAT threshold, increasing personal allowances, abolishing business rates for high street small firms, reducing national insurance contributions, cutting tax on salary/dividends and PLENTY more.
Here's a mad idea - reward hard work, and people might do more of it...
It's all about incentives. It really isn't complicated.
I sit in Parliament listening to Reeves and Labour MPs - honestly, they have NO idea what generates economic growth.
It isn't more regulation, it isn't more quangos, it isn't MORE Government. It's individuals, and it's bloody hard work.
Design the system around making that work pay, and we'll end up collecting far more tax. SIMPLE!
Stop supporting the indolent and start fostering the productive.
Make corporation tax the lowest in Europe. Go for it, undercut them. We should be ruthlessly competitive.
This Government's plan? Slapping an enormous tax on employment. What do these fools think will happen? Honestly. If ANY of them had any real business experience, they might understand the consequences of their actions.
I've built businesses, created jobs, invested in passionate young people. I've been there and done it. It hurts, and it can be very challenging indeed.
We need a Government that even vaguely understands it.
This one certainly does not.






























