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Recent Comments

• Peter Martin
  “If the UK economy were permanently £180 billion larger every year, and that translated into around £54 billion of extra tax receipts annually, the rea...
• David Raw
  @ Peter Martin Many thanks for the kind mention, Peter, coming as it does on the actual centenary date of H.T.A.F.C. becoming Champions of the Football League...
• William Wallace
  Thanks for comments. Tom, the problem of how to reconcile elite leadership, widespread participation and local democracy is one of the central problems of libe...
• Chris Cory
  @Tom Reeve. Re your second paragraph, that is exactly what we do. Look at the election leaflet that has almost certainly fallen through your door in the past ...
• Andrew Tampion
  This is essentially a repeat of the article from a few days ago. Once again no source and consequently no evidence is given for the £180 billion figure claimed...