Message posted by Mary at 09:38 am, Tue 8th Apr 2008
“I’m proud of Labour’s achievements over the last eleven years, but not satisfied. We need to hear the people’s priorities so I can know where we must pick up the pace of change.“ I'm proud too - my
local school use to be awful but is now great. Still much more to do though - I think we should start with better after school things for kids like youthclubs and stuff
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Message posted by Kaleb at 09:28 am, Tue 8th Apr 2008
Really enjoyed this - good stuff!
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Message posted by Steve at 09:28 am, Tue 8th Apr 2008
I don't see what the fuss is about - I'm on a low income but because of tax credits and the extra support that gives I'll have much more in my pay packet!
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Message posted by Patrick at 07:19 am, Tue 8th Apr 2008
I won't be voting Labour in this election either. I earn a good salary but this 10% tax is disgraceful - seriously penalising those on very low incomes. Labour use the excuse of tax simplification -
what a joke - most people have their tax calculated automatically via PAYE and those that don't have accountants who use software to do it. Tax credits are a joke - only 1 in 4 who are entitled are
actually claiming because Labour have made it so complicated and confusing.
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Message posted by Lesley at 08:20 pm, Mon 7th Apr 2008
I am utterly disgusted by the decision to cut the 10p starting rate of tax. Why do Labour want to penalise single people who earn less than £18,000 a year? I will NEVER vote Labour again! As I am
separated from my husband and have no children I will be struggling to pay a mortgage and survive on less than £15,000 a year and I can't claim any benefits. Thanks a lot!
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