Victims of crime are now being “stealth taxed” by the greedy government who set a limit of £105 to recover your stolen car and a hefty £12 a day to keep it on a compound.

If you offer to pick the vehicle up, the police will tell you “no”, it must be taken back to the compound for fingerprints.

The Police say they do not make any money out of this costly “victim tax”, we must ask, if the police are not making the money, then who is?

Again it is another unfair system that punishes the victim but not the offender; who would probably get a fine of less than £100, or just have their grubby thieving hands slapped and let back into the community to re-offend.

You can read more about Blair’s uniformed tax collectors in this article HERE

Why take more of this rubbish from people who have never cared nor intend to care about the ordinary citizen.

We need to teach them a hard lesson, vote your MP out at the next election, join us today and have a say.

IS THE GOVERNMENT ABOUT TO BLOW THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE APART?

Since the end of World War 2 the Labour Party has always claimed to be the guardians of our health service.

They have invested millions of taxpayers money into it, and guaranteed care and help to any one in firm, an invalid or unable to care for themselves.

We now hear from a very reliable source that they are about to close all Council Care Homes and Day Centres in Staffordshire.

Our local newspaper, the Burton Mail in today’s edition, will deliver this shock.

We are led to believe that in time this will happen all over the country. We eagerly await to see if this is correct, and the reasons put forward by the Ministry of Social Services.

WATCH THIS SPACE.

This shows just what contempt the government has for democracy and the public view. A Minister has dismissed the 600,000 road pricing petition as 'nonsense', while Downing Street said the Prime Minister had no intention of abandoning plans to tax drivers by the mile.

Yet in this article by the BBC it is said Downing Street said e-petitions were "proving to be a popular way for people to get their views heard".

It is obvious from what both reports are saying, is that, that Downing Street want to be seen as a wonderful listening department who are truly concerned with the publics concerns, but behind closed doors, they have a different agenda and could not care less about what you or I think.

Is the NHS in crisis? We not only believe it’s in crisis, we say it’s in meltdown.

The once much prided UK health service has suffered terrible problems under consecutive governments, with the slashing Tory cut backs which had patients queuing for hours on end with some eventually dieing in corridors, to the failed citizens charter which put “those who shouted loudest” getting treatment while others were pushed to the back of a very long list.

We now have Hewitt Health, a complete disaster of throwing too much money at a system while watching the pencil neck paper shufflers, quango managers and private firms soaking the tax payer for every penny they can get.

We have patients who are being denied life saving cancer drugs, or drugs that are deemed “too costly” such as   Alice Mahon, 69 who is being denied an eye drug that would stabilise her condition.

Yet we have a scale of mismanagement that beggars belief when it comes to throwing money at schemes doomed to failure such as the £900m hospital building scheme that has not only cost the tax payer dearly, but will no doubt have a double effect of denying even more patients the treatment they need and deserve.

The public accounts committee said the government had left the Paddington Health Campus project to local managers who were "out of their depth".

The project, designed to merge three north-west London hospitals, was abandoned after costs rose by £300m. Health bosses thought it would be finished by 2006 but the projected costs more than doubled and the completion date slipped to 2013.

The North West London Strategic Health Authority withdrew the plans in June 2005 but only after £15m costs had been run up.

The MPs found that the Campus partners, overseen by the SHA which has now been scrapped, were imprudent in submitting a business case in 2000 which was "manifestly inadequate".

They said at that stage, health chiefs had not even consulted their own doctors and nurses and were thus unable to determine with any degree of accuracy the land requirements and likely costs.

On the NHS managers in charge of the scheme, it was said: "Their amateurism and incompetence in this field compounded the consequences of bad decisions made at the outset."  

You can read more about this gross misconduct and incompetence HERE

The Popular Alliance has written to the Health department and requested some information under the Freedom of Information Act and we will post this information as soon as we get a reply.