Month: August 2024

The Economy: The Problems

August 30, 2024 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Great Britain, as it was then mostly known, was the leader of the industrial revolution. We assembled the largest empire in the history of the world, out of our ability to build ships and railways and every single component of both manufacturing and consumption. Self sufficiency and independence were a given. Now, manufacturing accounts for […]

Anger Grows: Is This Good or Bad?

August 11, 2024 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

My holiday from blogging and writing generally is coming to an end.  It seems the right moment. Renewal is the political buzz word now.  A new government has brought a change of mood. Relief at one level, but anger at another. Public morale is lifted by Olympic medals but is dampened by the realisation that […]