From: Dick Lindley, Altofts, Normanton.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaking during Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, London. PIC: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA Wire
Whilst the rest of us will be shivering in our homes, unable to afford the oil, gas or electricity needed to provide safe and comfortable lives, if the government’s previous green policies were to be pursued. Allowing the continuing manufacture of petrol and diesel cars, relaxing the crazy ban on new gas or oil boilers and relaxing or destroying the regulations regarding prohibitively expensive extra insulation on houses will come as a great relief to both private house owners and private landlords alike.
This change of plan, if indeed it is actually implemented, could save the Tory party from a major defeat come the next general election, for you can bet your bottom dollar that the left wingers who rule the Labour Party will steadfastly oppose the commonsense measures and by doing so they will alienate a huge number of their erstwhile supporters, who simply cannot afford to fund this Climate change nonsense.
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