Monthly Archives: January 2015

Legacy of Debt

Posted on January 18, 2015 by Fles

I see that David Cameron is once again campaigning on not leaving future generations to bear a “legacy of debt” – with the notable exception, one presumes, of the legacy of tuition fees which will hang like an albatross around … Continue reading →

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The Debate of the Debates

Posted on January 17, 2015 by Fles

I find myself at a something of a loss: at what point did we accept that television companies would be able to set the frame for political debate in this country? Furthermore, on whose authority is Ofcom vested with the … Continue reading →

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Cadbury’s Crèming Profits

Posted on January 14, 2015 by Fles

This week it was revealed that Cadbury’s have made their Crème Eggs smaller and have reduced of the number of eggs in a pack from six to five. They have also changed the recipe, substituting standard milk chocolate for the … Continue reading →

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