Day: 26 October 2010

October 26, 2010 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Labour and the Economy If David Milliband had been elected Labour leader, thus keeping alive the concept of New Labour, the current economic posture of the Opposition would serve. The prospects of a return to power would be negligible. But it was not David, but Ed, who was elected, signalling the end of New Labour, […]

October 26, 2010 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Growth Figures These have turned out better than expected for the third quarter at 0.8%. Annualised that would come to 3.2%. Actual growth over the past twelve months is 2.8%. All this is very respectable, but the effect of the cuts is yet to feed into the economy, although those of the past year by […]