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Freeports and Charter Cities

He can fuck the fuck off. Not here or anywhere thank you:



E2a in a follow up tweet there's this:

 
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He can fuck the fuck off. Not here or anywhere thank you:



E2a in a follow up tweet there's this:


No doubt Starmers criticism is there should be more of them
 
What could possibly go wrong? It's not like we've suffered badly from light touch financial regulation in, ooh, at least 15 years.
 
What could possibly go wrong? It's not like we've suffered badly from light touch financial regulation in, ooh, at least 15 years.

The only solution these people have is more of the same shit. And the only alternative is slightly less of the same shit from Labour.
 
Well yes, given that the thing 15 years ago happened during Brown's period of light touch regulation.

On the other hand the freeports were Sunak's pet project, weren't they? Are Truss and Kwarteng going to spin their version as somehow different?

I seem to recall the idea was first punted by Labour at the fag-end of their tenure. They were gonna have one based around Manchester airport as a trial run.
 
* Bump *

With all the murky goings-on exposed at Teeside originally by Private Eye but latterly covered by the Financial Times in a lengthy article this look like it could be quite positive:

 
Reeves and Keith going to recycle another Tory policy in the budget next week

Including the Teesside one, the corruption of which Private Eye has been hammering away at for over a year now. The fact that it's led by a Tory mayor, who's got a lot of questions to answer, ought to provide Labour with an easy win to at least pause that one.
 
What a fucking car crash. Freeports it has been argued fairly convincingly imo one of the primary reasons as to why Labour will not countenance rejoining the EU as they would be illegal under EU legislation. Yet the government seems to have little in the way of joined-up thinking on the subject:

 
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