Treasury

  • National debt is and will be a top priority

    The state of the UK government’s finances is a top priority for any interested in the fortunes and future of the Union.

    It’s not possible to plan for a life of work that upholds a lifestyle without looking at it.

    The fact is the majority of us need the State to function properly so that we can have an economic environment to use in the first place.

    This is the context of our businesses and our jobs. It upholds everything else.

    The national debt is therefore not just a ratio to GDP but a roadblock to our own activity.

    The lack of care and attention paid by Treasury economists is laid bare after years of speeches and campaigns for it to be reduced.

    They haven’t listened. It’s we who pay the taxes, we who use public services, and we who work hard. They need to change course.

  • Duncan Smith slams budget

    Iain Duncan Smith MP (Chingford and Woodford Green/Conservatives) has hit out at the Chancellor’s budget, calling it “a budget full of broken promises”.

    In a social media post on X, he pointed to tax rises, National Insurance increases, and increases in the debt burden as to why he opposes the budget.