Vicious Circle
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| Active from | 1989 |
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| Members | Adam Greening |
| Dan Corral-Webb | |
| Adam Tolba | |
| Simon Mortlock | |
| Albums | The Art Of Agony |
| Cryptic Void | |
| Advance Classes | |
| Genres | Dance/Electronic |
| Rock | |
| Record labels | Cherry Red Records |
| Renegade Hardware | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1809126 |
About Vicious Circle
Green Party plans to double membership fees amid legal woes
... There is a risk, however, the party will progress in a diminished form, creating a Vicious Circle of a lower-profile leading to less income...
Jeremy Hunt says UK must break out of tax rise 'vicious circle'
...By Sean SeddonBBC NewsChancellor Jeremy Hunt has said he wants to stop the " Vicious Circle of ever-rising taxes" by reforming public services and the benefits system...
Bus: Wales could lose quarter of services, say operators
... " You need the passengers to maintain the service but you need the service to bring the passengers on board - it s a Vicious Circle, " said Mr Davies...
'Vicious circle' for people pushed to wrong debt help
... " It was a Vicious Circle all the time and I hit breaking point...
Average two-year mortgage rate close to 6%
... Brokers have described a Vicious Circle of lenders putting up rates at short-notice, then borrowers grabbing deals, leaving lenders inundated and having to pull or raise rates again...
A mum's 'remarkable turnaround' to win her baby back
... " It was a vicious, Vicious Circle, " she said...
Cost of living: 'Hard to eat proper food'
... A Vicious Circle The Ipsos UK survey also suggested 34% of all participants had borrowed money from friends or family, with 14% borrowing from a bank or lender...
Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget of tax cuts reward the wealthy, Labour says
... " Their record, their failure, their Vicious Circle of stagnation, " she added...
Jeremy Hunt says UK must break out of tax rise 'vicious circle'
By Sean SeddonBBC News
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has said he wants to stop the " Vicious Circle of ever-rising taxes" by reforming public services and the benefits system.
His comments come as some senior Tories are set to call for tax cuts ahead of The Party 's conference This Week .
MPs including Liz Truss and Dame Priti Patel have ruled out voting for any further tax burden increase.
But Mr Hunt told the " we're not in a position to talk about tax cuts" in the short term.
Speaking to the newspaper ahead of the Conservative Party conference, which begins on Sunday in Manchester, He Said : " We need a state that doesn't just deliver the services it currently delivers, but actually improves the services it delivers and recognises that there's going to be more calls on those services with an ageing population.
" But we need to find A Formula that doesn't mean that we're on a Vicious Circle of ever-rising taxes. "
He pointed to The Role of Artificial Intelligence and efforts to reduce the clerical workload of public sector staff as ways to increase efficiency in services.
Mr Hunt has already, which is due in November, telling LBC radio earlier this month that it would be " virtually impossible".
More Than 30 Tory MPs have signed a public pledge to their constituents that they will " Never Again vote for an increase in overall taxes".
As well as former Prime Minister Ms Truss and ex-Home Secretary Dame Priti Patel the signatories include former ministers Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, Sir Jake Berry , and Sir Brandon Lewis .
Dame Priti said: " State spending is now nearly £1. 2tn, with over £1tn being raised in taxes. This level of spending, borrowing and taxation is unsustainable.
" The British People need a tax Break - we need to trust people and businesses to keep more of what they earn and spend their money to support themselves and Economic Growth . "
A report published This Week by The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), a leading Think Tank , said 70 years ago.
It calculated this Parliament is On Course to have presided over the biggest set of rises since World War Two, with taxes forecast to be up by 37% by The Time of The Next general election.
The IFS said the increase amounts to around £3,500 more per household.
Its director Paul Johnson said: " If you look into The Future , We Are going to be spending more on pensions and health and so on as the population ages.
" In my view, this is almost certainly a permanent increase in taxes. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
