» Monday, April 28, 2008
Tax
Put that Jack Straw had said sorry for 10p tax and asked if he spoke for the Government on this, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister had given extensive interviews on this issue last week, and had said all he needed to say for now.
Asked if the Prime Minister was sorry, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister had given extensive interviews last week on this subject.
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Comment by M Smith — 28 Apr 2008 on 9:00 pm | LinkI worked for the civil service until I had an accident at work.My pension was pre April £304 per month. NOW post April, with a 3.9% rise and reduction in the 10pence income tax, I will get £296.45 per month. So this means that I get no increase whatsoever and also a reduction in the amountof pension I already get monthly of £6.00. I have been disabled for 8 years am in my forties, all my DLA goes on my car and carers (of which I have to add some of my own money into). My oil bill has doubled, I require 7 tanks of oil per annum, this equates to £3,500 per year and also £1,200 per year in electricity on top of all this. I am unable to work and wheelchair bound so I need the heating on all the time. How the heck am I supposed to live? I have worked all my life until my accident and I am disgusted with Labours view on all of this.