Giving a voice to British business from a pro-Brexit, pro-trade position. Chair - @john4IBN
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🗣️Labour MP Ben Goldsborough has admitted something many UK small businesses have been saying for months: the Employment Rights Act is not a vote winner🧵
The First Secretary of State refused to state when the Welfare Bill would come down.
Welfare spending is unsustainable and private sector soaring taxes are footing the bill.
The government must take action now.
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The Madness of Brussels.
Are we really contemplating a relationship with the EU that see's smokey bacon crisps banned?
Honestly, Labour need to wake up focus on growth and stop wasting time on the EU.
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Rejoining the European Union would be a total disaster for the British economy.
The years of negotiations and uncertainty would seriously harm investment.
Go for growth, stay outside the EU.
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Over £5billion has been withdrawn from Green Funds in the past year.
Good. ESG is nothing more than a cost to business and achieves virtually nothing.
Good to see funds focussing on business and not ticking boxes.
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There is once again a real attempt to overturn the 2016 referendum result.
This time, by a Prime Minister who has no mandate, and by a government that explicitly promised to respect the the result of the referednum.
It is a betrayal.
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Again, we all want wages to increase. We all want prosperity.
But you can't just legislate prosperity you must create the conditions for growth.
You cant just create pay awards, you need profit to afford them.
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We have a government with no knowledge of running a business.
The governments policies are forcing businesses into the red.
Businesses are being forced to freeze pay to pay for this Labour governments policies.
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Do Brits want to join the Euro? No.
Do Brits want to open the doors to free movement? No.
Do Brits want to pay billions to Brussels? No.
The UK does not want to join the EU despite the rejoin propaganda.
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Our Advisory Board Member, Roger Bootle, says that the turmoil in France should serve as a wake up call for Britain.
Our economic woes are worse than presented, and our politics is fractured. We need a return to sound free market principles.
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Read some of our proposed measures that would have supported business, developed pro-enterprise policies, reduced the tax burden and incentivised investment- the kind of policies Britain desperately needs.
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Not content with having damaged the British economy with her jobs tax, net-zero policies, extra money for welfare and harm to business the former Chancellor now backs rejoining the EU.
Nothing could be more damaging than for Britian to rejoin.
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Economist @LiamHalligan says the Chancellor have left a bad taste after the budget.
The UK's soaring national debt, massive welfare, and huge business costs the means that the UK is not in a good place.
The government are not serious.
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Our Advisory Board Member @julianHjessop says that the government has some hefty spending plans, on social care, housing, utilities and infrastructure.
They are signifficant new costs on the people by a Prime Minister yet to seek his own mandate.
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The government is not serious about controlling the public finances.
The Conservatives claim that the government will needs to increase taxes £1700 per household to meet the costs.
We need a government to reduce the tax burden not increase it.
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Our Advisory Board Member @TheBluetrot remarks upon the budget.
Rather than helping with the cost of living, the Chancellors policies have raised the cost of living for hard pressed Brits.
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Britain needed another Big Bang...instead the Chancellor delivered more taxes.
The problem with the government is its mentality. Instead of making savings it taxes more to spend more.
Instead of reducing borrowing it commits to more spending.
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On this we agree with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
"We had a referendum. We’re out of the European Union. The challenge for me now is how do we make the best of an economy which this year has proved remarkably resilient"
No return to the EU.
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The UK is forecast to have a terrible decade on living standards.
The governments uncontrolled borrowing and spending is not sustainable.
We need a radical change in direction and we need it now.
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The Chancellors Budget has done nothing for business or to make the UK more competitive.
With this government we have more spending, more taxation and more borrowing.
This government is the most anti-business government we have seen in years.
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Seeking a return to the EU would harm growth and diminish investment in the UK.
Our Chair @john4IBN remarks on how endless negotiations would bring uncertainty and remove our ability to be flexible, deregulate and grow the economy.
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