The Taxpayers
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| Active from | 2007 |
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| Genres | Punk |
| Record labels | Asian Man Records |
| Plan-It-X Records | |
| Quote Unquote Records | |
| Skos genre | Alternative/Indie |
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| ID | 1249747 |
About The Taxpayers
Urgent talks at 'bankrupt' Birmingham City Council
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Plan to crack down on 'rip-off' university degrees
... " But too many young people are being sold a false dream and end up doing a poor-quality course at The Taxpayers expense that doesn t offer the prospect of a decent job at the end of it...
Why I won't be watching the King's Coronation
... The Royal Family have their own personal wealth and yet we, The Taxpayers, are having to fund this parade in the middle of a financial crisis" she says...
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods: Is this the UK's most abused traffic bollard?
... The Taxpayers Alliance, a pressure group which campaigns for lower taxes, says there has been a massive increase in fines imposed on motorists by local authorities...
SVB and Signature Bank: How bad is US banking crisis and what does it mean?
... " No losses will be borne by The Taxpayers...
Rail fares in England to rise by up to 5. 9% from March
... " This is a fair balance between the passengers who use our trains and The Taxpayers who help pay for them, " Mark Harper said...
Covid: Woman accused of Sheffield lockdown rave has case thrown out
... I ve had numerous court cases, and they probably spent more on these court cases out of The Taxpayers money than the fine would have been in the first place...
55 Tufton Street: The other black door shaping British politics
... The building houses organisations including The Taxpayers Alliance and the Global Warming Policy Foundation - and is the former home of many others, such as Vote Leave and Brexit Central...
Covid: Woman accused of Sheffield lockdown rave has case thrown out
A Woman accused of hosting a rave during a coronavirus lockdown said court proceedings had been " a con" after the case against her was dropped.
Sunny-Jo Veasey, 28, of Sheffield, was accused of hosting More Than 30 people at her shared home in February 2021.
She Said The Crown Prosecution Service had withdrawn the case due to a " defective charge" and was worried others were pressured into paying fines despite " inconsistent" legislation.
The CPS has been contacted for comment.
Ms Veasey was alleged to have hosted a party in her shared home on Ecclesall Road on 28 February 2021, when the country was subject to restrictions.
At The Time , this meant you could only leave home for limited reasons permitted in law, such as to shop for essentials, to work if you could not work from home, or to exercise.
Those found guilty could be fined £10,000 under the legislation.
In March, Ms Veasey was found guilty of The Charge in her absence after court documents were sent to her old address.
, which was extended again until October while the CPS gathered evidence.
'Large waste of time'Ms Veasey, who represented herself, said video evidence showed 27 people in her home but maintained it was not a party.
She admitted she was in the wrong for inviting people from outside her household to the property, which she shared with seven Other People .
She added she would have paid a smaller fine but felt the £10,000 fine was unjust.
" It seems like a bit of a con. They're trying to pull money out of people, pushing people through court cases, " She Said .
" I think it's a large waste of time. I've had numerous court cases, and they probably spent more on these court cases out of The Taxpayers ' money than the fine would have been in the First Place . "
She felt the CPS hoped people would be " scared" and pay the fines rather than try to fight it, she added.
Days of research using Google helped her prepare her case, but just Two Days before she was due In Court the case was withdrawn.
" I was so relieved. I was over the moon. I Feel Free , like I can finally put this behind me, " she added.
Sheffield Magistrates' Court confirmed the case had been withdrawn.
Source of news: bbc.com
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