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Tag: Referendum

Posted on 13th March 2020

Budgeting an end to austerity

This year’s Budget will go down as the one that brought an official end to austerity. Although some tax increases from earlier periods have still to work their way through the system, spending increases will mean a return to pre-austerity levels in the next couple of years. Indeed, Robert Chote, the outgoing head of the …

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Posted on 16th April 201829th April 2018

Black Brexit Conference outcomes – is there a Commonwealth opportunity?

Black Breit - What does Brexit mean for Britain's black community

I recently had the great pleasure of hosting what I think is the first conference devoted to the view of the Black community in the UK on Brexit and its implications for them, held on the 15th March at CMS McKenna, Cannon Street, London. It was also one of the best I have been at …

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