Day: 3 July 2014

The Deputy governor of the Bank of England is the latest distinguished authority to raise concern about the house price boom, of which the government is more or less in denial. This blog and others have been warning since 2009 that another housing boom would be a disaster, yet the government has organised a recovery […]

The last reorganisation of the NHS, which has given us Commissioning Boards instead of Primary Care Trusts, has achieved nothing which could not have been achieved within the previous system. This can be repeated backwards through one upheaval after another right back to 1948. There are two problems which override everything. The first is the […]