Daily Archives: September 1, 2026

With a £15bn surplus, PPF should not be stingy to pensioners short-changed since 2002.

The following article talks of  the steelworkers of ASW which went bust before we had a PPF and whose pension scheme never properly paid out to them.   This is their complaint published in “nation cymru“. It is time that money … Continue reading

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Welcome to autumn! It’s back to work and workable weather.

This is the 15th September I’ve been writing my blog and my last that I will credit myself a legitimate worker. I will be 65 in a couple of years which was when people used to be retired , get … Continue reading

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“Does CDC fit with the Government’s priorities?” Mr Boulding politely answers “yes”

    My friend and soon to be my competitor as CDC Proprietor, here’s Adrian Boulding. Brilliant as usual on Andy Burnham It’s been an exciting time for politics, with a new Prime Minister arriving at Downing Street, several new … Continue reading

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Oh no! We’ve got Kwasi and Liz Truss’ biggest fan promoted to shadow Chancellor.

What is going on in the Conservative party?  They’ve gone and kicked out Mel Stride who is the last decent politician in an indecent party. Stride who Guy Opperman was pension minister to , throughout his time as SOS to … Continue reading

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