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Frankly the big news should be the imfs comments yesterday. They could hardly have been more positive about the uk. I also read the other day that small businesses biggest concern at the moment ... By a wide margin.. Was finding skilled staff. Not getting credit or managing cash flow (sadly for me)

at at the end of the day whatever the side issues "it's the economy stupid"

i would also add that in the small world of my various clients in all sorts of sectors there is a helluva lot of positivity at the moment.

Growth th can take time to filter down but if the uk grows as the mif predict over next few years (and they will tend to be conservative estimates) then the tories will be in for a huge majority. They only have their own possible hubris to threaten them and that's why we would all much prefer to see a properly challenging opposition

<blockquote data-quote="clivex" data-source="post: 2519627" data-attributes="member: 65326">Frankly the big news should be the imfs comments yesterday. They could hardly have been more positive about the uk. I also read the other day that small businesses biggest concern at the moment ... By a wide margin.. Was finding skilled staff. Not getting credit or managing cash flow (sadly for me) at at the end of the day whatever the side issues &quot;it&#039;s the economy stupid&quot; i would also add that in the small world of my various clients in all sorts of sectors there is a helluva lot of positivity at the moment. Growth th can take time to filter down but if the uk grows as the mif predict over next few years (and they will tend to be conservative estimates) then the tories will be in for a huge majority. They only have their own possible hubris to threaten them and that&#039;s why we would all much prefer to see a properly challenging opposition</blockquote>

[QUOTE="clivex, post: 2519627, member: 65326"] Frankly the big news should be the imfs comments yesterday. They could hardly have been more positive about the uk. I also read the other day that small businesses biggest concern at the moment ... By a wide margin.. Was finding skilled staff. Not getting credit or managing cash flow (sadly for me) at at the end of the day whatever the side issues "it's the economy stupid" i would also add that in the small world of my various clients in all sorts of sectors there is a helluva lot of positivity at the moment. Growth th can take time to filter down but if the uk grows as the mif predict over next few years (and they will tend to be conservative estimates) then the tories will be in for a huge majority. They only have their own possible hubris to threaten them and that's why we would all much prefer to see a properly challenging opposition [/QUOTE]

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