General Election - 4th July

Probably bankrupt!

I wonder if RS thought a December election would have had people all wrapped up in the Christmas vibe, shopping, partying and the weather..

Another thought is let's just get this done and dusted which ever way it goes, at least we could sit in a pub garden and drown our sorrows.

The NHS will never improve until there is a deep reform of it's structure and funding. We all know that. The problems with the NHS are down to successive governments not having the balls to tackle the issue of "our NHS". It is a treated as a religion, so will never ever improve in it's current state.
Inflation is down and still going downwards. There will be interest rate cuts next month. There should have been already but the BoE were slow to raise them, and now they are being slow to cut them. Don't forget, it's the independent BoE that sets the interest rate, not the government.

Migrant crossings? Nothing will change under Labour. In fact it will probably get worse.

I'm not supporting the Tories here. Just pointing out things in a non-biased way.

If you say so.

Nigel Farage is not to stand for Reform.
He'll help out,but will be spending time in the States helping Donald Trumps Presidential campaign.

This may prove wise in time.

In the scenario your main concern is immigration , illegal and legal,then Reform may look a good alternative to our usual suspects.

The conservatives have been an abject failiure and one last desperate 'promise' about flights to Rwanda if you vote them into power,is'nt likely to cut it imo.


Labour won't even offer a number of immigrants they think an acceptable level of net Immigration. They talk of amnesty for thousands.More cheap labour,crime ,dole-ites,strain on our already broken services,Islam ,terrorist attacks Etc.

The Reform Party,on this issue alone may well attract voters.

Thank you
Exactly
So the headline is 2% plus but food is 7%.
My point exactly

I dont know what food some people are buying to find things so much more expensive, I do my food shopping and I havent noticed massive increases.

I'm working in Germany this week and the increases in restaurant/food prices is quite alarming. Last night I paid 30 euro for a simple meal that cost 22 euro twelve weeks ago ! The night before, in an Irish Bar, myself and a friend had 8 chicken wings, a plate of chips, a cottage pie, one coke and one apple juice. Total cost 34 quid!