The Red Diesel Suppliers

Why?

I don’t get plagiarists: why do they bother? Surely it’s more trouble than it’s worth to steal things…and surely it can’t really feel good for the soul. I can understand why people used to do it (because even a few years ago the software for accurately checking to see if work was copied was still in its infancy), but nowadays there doesn’t seem much point: advanced programmed—free, no less—make it possible for anyone with a computer to check and see More

Dog Days on Downing Street

Labour’s U-turn on the issue of dangerous dogs marks the start of pre-election snap policy changes, and the predictable war of words that will follow.

Last week, following a number of tragic incidents in recent years, Labour made the first steps to try and combat the problem of dangerous dogs being kept in family environments. Regrettably, the proposed change in policy, which involved all owners of certain breeds being required to take out mandatory insurance, was clumsy and poorly thought More

New Tax Break Should Speed Up The Shetland Fields Development

One of the main areas of interest for oil exploration is the “Shetland Fields”. These fields are located in the North Sea. The British government has now taken a serious step towards allowing the area to be developed for oil exploration. The government has announced that the ‘New Field Allowance’ will be extended. There is also a provision being made to give tax breaks to any company that is interested in being a part of the process. The tax break More