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£260m 'wasted' in axing school building plans
In this Governments mad frenzy to make what they call "savings" they have spent more money in the last 3 months than any other incoming Government in UK history...but ontop of the 55 billion in education cuts they have axed a building and repairs plan for schools in England, and in the proccess wasted millions..seems like educating our young ones is now classed as a "benefit" this country cannot afford!
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A spokesman for the Department for Education said: "The fact that 67 councils have spent more than £160m simply preparing for entry into Building Schools for the Future, without a single brick being laid in any of these authorities, shows exactly why we had to bring an end to this scandalous waste of public money."
Whilst i am against these cuts, no-one wi any sense can say the above is justified! it just gives em ammunition.;) |
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This mob are spending more money on finding ways to make cuts but doing nothing for the future .. nothing! |
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Th last Government were very good a preparing schemes without the faintest idea how they were going to pay for it, signing a piece of paper is the easy part, finding the money is just a tad harder, but hey when the country is £1 trillion in debt what difference does a few more billion make
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And where exactly has anyone given any exact figures as to what the debt is ? The numbers change daily depending on which plan is to be axed. I must admit, I wonder if this ConDem coalition are actually going to spend anything, or are they hoping the private sector do it, as per their ideology. |
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so 100 days in power n still opening files? good job they aint on piece work.:D
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'Any law you think silly tell us about it', if they had firm plans they would tell us and DEMAND we adhere to them. Coalition means Mincing around, be honest, a Government needs to GOVERN, this set of tarts are leading us nowhere! :( |
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The only positive(ish) move made so far is to attack benifit scroungers? Lets get tough, OR is it lets have someone to blame? Yes, there are scroungers, yes, they need to be stamped on, but not at the expense of the innocent needy, they are being tarred with the same brush because everyone is lumped together. Hey let's pick on Jaysay he can't even carry his own Oxygen bottle, AND WHERE DO WE GO FROM THERE? Belsen? :hidewall: |
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Any government that can announce vast swathes of job cuts at the same time as saying the unemployment figures are falling faster than at any time over the past 13 years smells distinctly fishy to me.
When the price of a pint has rocketed past £3, the shopping bill has gone up £20 a week and driving to work costs us more than a quarter of our wage each month, let's see how rose-tinted the glasses are for the working classes of Great Britain this Christmas. Fiddling the figures and punishing the lower classes to the point where anything enjoyable has been priced out of their market is no way to repair the damage done by the banks. |
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You Tories can afford Coffee? I've forgotten what it smells like, do tell me. :) |
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