You’re just embarrassing yourself now trying to justify that you meant one thing when you clearly said something else.If the strategy is being increasingly devolved, the national plan would ultimately become the collection of regional plans. As a collective, the regions would increasingly determine the national plan.
Not a difficult concept. But what a fascinating argument, this contribute/formulate thing. One of your best, I must say, and I’ve particularly enjoyed seeing you tell @Churchlawtonblue how he should be running his business (when he’s not reading the Daily Mail that is).
Can’t wait to see what pearls of wisdom you offer up tomorrow.
Which century are you talking about?
Not exactly sure of your point but if it was that it was Labour’s fault that Birmingham’s wealth declined relative to London, I think that’s somewhat simplistic. As services became dominant in the economy London became more and more important to the national economy and areas that were manufacturing focused like Birmingham became less important. That happened over many decades and can’t be pinned on one party, although the biggest change was in the 1980s under Thatcher when her policies laid waste to large areas of northern England and focussed wealth on the big cities particularly London through the growth of the service sector. Apologies if you were saying something different.1960s. Relevance to my point?
Not exactly sure of your point but if it was that it was Labour’s fault that Birmingham’s wealth declined relative to London, I think that’s somewhat simplistic. As services became dominant in the economy London became more and more important to the national economy and areas that were manufacturing focused like Birmingham became less important. That happened over many decades and can’t be pinned on one party, although the biggest change was in the 1980s under Thatcher when her policies laid waste to large areas of northern England and focussed wealth on the big cities particularly London through the growth of the service sector. Apologies if you were saying something different.
Sorry the plan ‘would’ totally affect small business’. It would cripple some.It hasn’t actually happened yet.
I guess the others must be non-jobs in your world.
She graduated from Manchester University in 2007 with a degree in politics and modern history and later gaining a postgraduate in Local Government Management from Warwick Business School and a MA in public policy and governance from UoM, both whilst working full time. She has held a range of jobs across local government, higher education and working for the trade union UNISON.
Before she was appointed as deputy leader of the council in May 2021, she spent four years as executive member for adult services, health, wellbeing and inclusion. She was also deputy chair of Manchester Health and Care Commissioning and co-chair of the Manchester Local Care Organisation
Yes but she’s got a degree. I thought that’s all that mattered as far as you’re concerned judging by the amount you went on about Rayner’s NVQ.
No Raynor never had a job in the real
World too. I have just seen a picture of Jess Phillips. You couldn’t make this up. She looks like a character from little Britain.
We are truly and utterly fucked.
Don’t fare what you say if these people came for a job with me I would laugh. They are ruining our country. It’s terrifying. We are absolutely fucked trust me.
It may just be people like yourself that are fucked as you think that they’re coming for your money, most people without it should be happy that you are giving it to them ;-)No Raynor never had a job in the real
World too. I have just seen a picture of Jess Phillips. You couldn’t make this up. She looks like a character from little Britain.
We are truly and utterly fucked.
Don’t fare what you say if these people came for a job with me I would laugh. They are ruining our country. It’s terrifying. We are absolutely fucked trust me.
It may just be people like yourself that are fucked as you think that they’re coming for your money, most people without it should be happy that you are giving it to them ;-)