LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Shouldn’t there be a prebudget drinking thread for this….or does that happen tomorrow to drown our sorrows 
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[Other Sport] *** 2024 Autumn Budget Official Thread ***
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
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Aye, and not in a good way.
Never been this worried about a budget before.... but we shall see.
Not as many opposition fans as usual at Brighton station, must have struggled to get seats
Failure to allow @Dick Head to start the thread complete with Labour badge is a Rudy disaster.
@Leekbrookgull out. If this is a shit budget it'll all be YOUR fault.
@Leekbrookgull out. If this is a shit budget it'll all be YOUR fault.
It's like he's been mushroomed
Doesn’t matter but just make sure you buy the stuff before KO.Shouldn’t there be a prebudget drinking thread for this….or does that happen tomorrow to drown our sorrows
crodonilson
He/Him
Sure to be box office and already been described as one of the finest moments in British economics. Labour finally fixing the foundations of the country. Whilst we already know some of the headlines the devil will be in the detail. Good news for the working class with huge above inflation pay rises to the minimum and living wage on top of the need to balance the bills after the public sector pay increases the unions demanded. Hospitality will take a hit with many pubs and restaurants staring into the abyss. Fuel duty up as much as 10p per litre for the climate deniers too.
Good luck Rachel, do us all proud.
Good luck Rachel, do us all proud.
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Ok I’ll bite. The increase in minimum wage is a real kick in the teeth for those people who are already earning just above the minimum wage. I doubt they’ll get a pay increase (employers just can’t afford it) so the differential is eroded. No incentive for the lowest paid to work hard if the government is going to hand out pay rises to them at the expense of their employers. More businesses will go under as a result.
crodonilson
He/Him
I did put in my OP that the impact particularly on the hospitality industry will be huge.
In the words of Sir Keir himself 'let me be clear' many pubs and restaurants will go under as a result of tomorrows announcements.
Oh is there a Budget today? I had no idea. I'm only interested in Brighton Council finances, the national exchequer can do one as far as I'm concerned. Anyway it'll just be the usual boring rubbish, nothing like a Council Tax debate. I used to be interested back in the old days but for me it's only local finances now.
I'll keep popping back to this thread to remind you all of how disinterested I am.
I'll keep popping back to this thread to remind you all of how disinterested I am.
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
They have swapped the away fans with the home fans this year to try and improve the atmosphere, still the same benches though
Sorrel
Well-known member
I’m continuing to not look forward to it.
nevergoagain
Well-known member
Watching BBC and that tired odious lush Steve Bray has obviously been on the Stella already.
nicko31
Well-known member
I afraid Bray is telling it how it is. Whether we like it or not Brexit was an act of self harm economically.
We are a poorer country now and as a poorer country we will have to pay more tax to maintain public services.
Its the will of the people. If we don't like it as a nation we need to be more vocal, otherwise we are where we are.
Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
The bugdget
Americans: don't like that, let's shoot something
French: don't like that, let's burn something
English: don't like that, I'll put the kettle on
Americans: don't like that, let's shoot something
French: don't like that, let's burn something
English: don't like that, I'll put the kettle on
- Mar 1, 2021
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So you really think those on the minimum wage should take an inflation and cost hit so those better off don't suffer? You sound like an employer from the Victorian era.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
What time Is Theeves at the lecturn?