I only managed to go to the Laughing Duck twice before it closed, but really enjoyed it! Sigh...

And yet, 150 years ago, it probably would've covered a good chunk of those giant villas in Manningham, and a helluva lot of other homes in the Bradford MDC area

Ooh, that hot pot looks like the sort of thing you could make and leave in the fridge or freeze for later 👍🏻

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But they really do have diminishing marginal utility

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Yeah. That needs A LOT OF CONTEXT

that does make sense in the UK, as our land values are derived

There was a series about Aldi fairly recently, I think on channel 5. I'm not sure if it covered this sort of stuff!

And if they depreciated the value of their asset they'd have a bit of a shock when they realised how much it actually cost them

And asset-rich, cash poor Tory voters led to the Poll Tax which is why we're in this mess with property tax in the first place

Doubtless the IFS will confirm in the coming days, but unless I'm missing something the student loan threshold changes for Plan 2 will mean that collectively, the subsidy in the long run on student loans for them has now shifted to below zero, ie the gvt is now set to make a profit.

Ha! I imagine that pays Business Rates. If they do implement it in Scotland, it'll be interesting to see what it raises

...the charge that was meant to subsidise low-income households. It wasn't right that energy companies were delivering social policy. That's government's job. The government is more efficient at doing it.