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By David Peckham · Posted
I did a very quick & dirty calculation on this, based on the available numbers for England. Even assuming an elasticity of zero, ie no pupils leaving the private sector due to the tax rise, the net increase in the budget for the state sector would be around 3.5%. That's before any costs associated with collection and administration, which doesn't seem to have been particularly well thought through, according to the above Guardian article. It does all seem a bit 'dog whistle'. Even The Guardian calls the policy 'eye-catching' - there's very little substance to it. The net effect is negligible, given the trouble it'll cause. -
By Dulwichmudlark · Posted
Wanted old coins please msg mw if you have any you wish to part with -
Hi there, we live in East Dulwich and are looking to sell a sofa bed, small double bed, extendable table and chairs if you're interested? Have only listed the sofa bed so far but will be listing the rest soon. Most bits could be disassembled but you could also rent a local zip van for an hour if they're too big for a car. -
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