Starmer says:
First we will be financially responsible.
Second, we will be distinctively British.
Third, we will work in partnership with business.
Fourth, we will re energise communities and spread economic power.
Fifth, we will refocus our investment on boosting productivity.
First we will be financially responsible.
Second, we will be distinctively British.
Third, we will work in partnership with business.
Fourth, we will re energise communities and spread economic power.
Fifth, we will refocus our investment on boosting productivity.
OK. So how does this:
1) Build houses?
2) Green the economy?
3) Transform energy and transport?
4) Deliver health and social care?
5) Actually create a job?
Warm words, nationalism and committees are not a plan
1) Build houses?
2) Green the economy?
3) Transform energy and transport?
4) Deliver health and social care?
5) Actually create a job?
Warm words, nationalism and committees are not a plan
And for the record, and speaking as an accountant, finance should always cone last in such a list because we can afford anything that we, as an economy, can deliver. So the questions ‘what can we do?’ and ‘what do we want to do?’ should be first. This list has the wrong priority.
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