The cashless society where cameras watch our every move gets ever closer
First it was London’s buses that refused cash, then a restaurant decided to take only credit cards and soon you won’t even be able to buy a tax disc for your car.
From 1st October, the traditional tax disc will vanish after 93 years on our windscreens and though car owners will still to have pay tax to drive or keep a car on the road, cameras will be now checking to establish if this had been paid.
Two stories to keep beside you
A Taxing Question
Why are the Taxpayers’ Alliance given airtime in the British media when they are not the voice of the taxpayer but instead a lobbying operation for a bunch of rich, shady foreigners? This morning Chloe Westley of the Taxpayers’ Alliance refused to declare how the operation she works for is funded on Sky News. […]
Jim’s regeneration
Will victory in ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ relaunch Jim Davidson’s career? If Jim Davidson were a product, he’d be Marmite. This entertainer polarises the nation due to his acidic style of humour and even after having seen off sexual assault allegations and having won Celebrity Big Brother 2014, he will continue to attract negative press […]
George Orwell’s predictions are coming to fruition: Britain truly is becoming the land of Big Brother.
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