Our taxes paying for private schools
April 20, 2010 at 11:24 am | Posted in London | Comments Off on Our taxes paying for private schoolsTags: Bromley, Saying one thing, schools, Unfairness
The leadership of Tory Bromley Council looked at using taxes paid by hard working families to prop up the private education of children of wealthier parents. Councillor Noad, Tory portfolio holder for young people, said:
It shows the instincts of the Conservative Party are unchanged. Give to the wealthiest few and hit those on middle incomes hard.
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