The official blog of The Social Democratic Party.
Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement ignores Britain’s obvious longstanding problems.
Michael Taylor
The price crunch facing families comes down to decades of hostility to long-term planning among the main parties.
William Clouston
The corporations who predominate in this country are not great oaks entrenched in our earth, but tumbleweeds which pass with indifference, dumping their products blithely. Their interest is not in the good of the nation, or her people, rather their bottom lines.
Mario Laghos
To address our crises of low birth-rates and broken families, Britain should pay couples £500 per child, per month.
The truth is that by dismantling our protections, this government is not taking back control, but giving it away. Sell-out deals which would make retirees of our farmers don’t strengthen us, they kneecap us.
Big clubs were not simply taking a bigger slice of the pie; they were taking a bigger slice of a pie that was getting larger at an astonishing speed.
Rishi Sunak's new budget deals with our short-term crisis, but doesn't have a vision to promote the real prosperity families and the nation desperately need.
Starmer's vague and uninspired economic platform is due to his party being broken at a fundamental level.
SDP Chairman
Denmark has in many ways ‘squared the circle’ of raising a lot in tax while not harming overall prosperity.
The Government's Free Port proposals are lacking in democratic participation and industrial vision.
Family, Community, Nation.