Warm spaces in Watford

The Lib Dem directly elected Mayor of Watford stars in this video about warm spaces in his borough:

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  • Helen Dudden 30th Nov '22 - 9:02am

    Warm Spaces is not the answer. As flu and colds spread, people that have immunity and have disabilities wont find that a good idea.
    The real problem is the windfall tax needs to be applied.

  • Sorry, Helen, but I disagree.
    During the height of Covid ‘isolation’ was a major concern; huddling alone in a cold room will be even worse.
    Wishing for the government to act won’t reduce energy bills.

  • David Evans 30th Nov '22 - 2:56pm

    Good point Helen. One suggestion – we need to call it a Windfall Levy on all organisations that have benefited from the massive increase in prices to differentiate it from a Windfall Tax which to most people is interpreted as a tax on profits. Many energy companies make no UK profits, but if they have benefited from UK customers having to pay these high prices, they should pay here, irrespective of whatever Tax structures they have put in place.

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