The TaxPayers’ Alliance estimates the UK national debt is now over £3 trillion. We will see in the next ONS release on the public finances due out on 22 September. But where does this lead?
I think your persistence, and patience, is starting to pay off Steve. This issue is starting to seep into the public consciousness & as you say that is essential. People are actually feeling and noticing the consequences now.
- £3trillion suddenly seems like a lot of debt as opposed to only £2.9trillion.
- mortgage rates are on the way up, even though bank base rate remains static.
Hopefully, momentum will continue to build, as the debt continues to build. If Liz is right though, & I suspect that she is, we can't fix individual broken components without first fixing the way the whole political system works. There is therefore much more to do than persuade a government to cut down on spending.
We need as many clever people on the right as we can possibly muster.
I think your persistence, and patience, is starting to pay off Steve. This issue is starting to seep into the public consciousness & as you say that is essential. People are actually feeling and noticing the consequences now.
- £3trillion suddenly seems like a lot of debt as opposed to only £2.9trillion.
- mortgage rates are on the way up, even though bank base rate remains static.
Hopefully, momentum will continue to build, as the debt continues to build. If Liz is right though, & I suspect that she is, we can't fix individual broken components without first fixing the way the whole political system works. There is therefore much more to do than persuade a government to cut down on spending.
We need as many clever people on the right as we can possibly muster.
Please keep on going!
Thank you!