Is this because you want them to stay silent and support your awful Pollution Delivery Plans?

Everyone would love it if there was no rough sleeping, me included. But £190,000 per rough sleeper? This is a good example of how Labour doesn't do basic economics, takes taxpayer's very hard earned money and pours it into bureaucracies that don't fix the problem, eg Shelter. They are spending the proceeds of your work.

I swear they better pull a rabbit of a hat tomorrow when it comes to hospitality or the sector is dead. #cutvat #vatstheproblem #budget2026

Chancellor John Healey is set to hike alcohol duty and slap 2p on every pint in the Budget. 🍺 The government takes over 10 times more than the pub owner. The cost of living crisis is a cost of government taxation of small businesses crisis.

@mhclg the uproar on FB pages from communities is palpable with the amount of green belt going to housing in south and west Hertfordshire because of your ridiculously excessive housing targets ..it’s completely unsustainable..where is the water supply, sewage, road infrastructure and healthcare? Where will wildlife live and where will we grow our food? Change the grey belt definition, revise the excessive housing targets and end the call for sites because if you don’t you will lose the next general election. This is not poor quality scrubland, a disused petrol station or car park ⬇️ #GreenNotGrey @CHinchliffMP @libdemdaisy @TweetingCollins @OliverDowden

British brewers already pay 12 times the beer duty of Germany and Spain. Piling another 2p on a pint on top of higher National Insurance is just going to lead to fewer pubs, fewer jobs and lower tax receipts.

Very good point - what a waste

Looks like this budget is going to put the final nails in hospitality’s coffin. Way to show you hate an industry without saying it. We ask for help and we’re given… wage rises, tax rises, duty rises. At least the gherkin on your burger will be cheaper eh 🤯

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The plumber and £5 pint story of how much the government is rinsing everyone in taxes. It’s not the cost of living crisis, It’s the cost of government taxation crisis.

“They are all paid off by the parasitic freehold lobbyists. Makes me sick how, when in opposition they were all high and mighty stating Leasehold should be abolished. Look at these crooks now. Disgraceful.”

WECA's new constitution purports to ensure “that decisions are taken in a manner that is clear, responsible and capable of public scrutiny”. But the public are NOT allowed to ask supplementary questions. bristol247.com/opinion/your-… @andrewtlynch @stillawake @MrDanack @bristol_citizen

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How about this government stops the obscenely excessive housing targets and the hundreds of AI data centres to be built so there’ll be enough water for everyone, the environment and our firefighters? Or is that too simple @andyburnham ? theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…?

Reddit again hits the nail on the head on the ridiculous VAT threshold.

This is the photo. Death of democracy co-signed by the Greens and Labour: the Merry Widows of What Could Have Been.

My new article in @britwildlife argues that the GCSE in Natural History must keep its nerve: studying nature must remain at its heart. Related issues matter, but they must not crowd out learning to observe, identify and understand the living world.

We have a surplus of homes….Not this crazy 6.9m shortage. Also, the planning system is not holding up housebuilding. Firstly, there are issues in the market and secondly, Government won’t fund all the social housing required.

"Datacentres ultimately have very little benefit for others except the datacentre operator.” I just asked the government in #HouseofLords HOW MUCH of these technologies we can afford? theguardian.com/environment/…