The Association of British Drivers (ABD) has discovered that fifteen UK councils are implicated with an EU funded project which advocates underhand and undemocratic means to railroad through urban road pricing schemes in the face of massive public opposition. The CURACAO 1 project states that its aim is "to create the conditions for reaching the tipping point for the widespread adoption of road pricing in European Urban Cities."   more »

One of the flagship policies of the Libertarian Party is to scrap income tax, to be paid for by scrapping the majority of Britains worthless Quango's.. Our critics say that this is an uncosted policy, would be impossible, would hit front line services and would create an unstable economy. I say that is Bunkum. When NuLab came to power in 1999 there were a total of 135 Quango's, and in the first manifesto they promised to reduce that number and make government smaller. There are now 1162.   more »