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$10 trillion over 10 years. and we wonder why we re seeing record inflation? i mean, the inflation in october was the worse we have had in 30 years. that s a huge problem. you think about the actual individual items in this bill. there is all kinds of programs that will really seem designed to make the middle class dependent on government. new welfare programs. bret: i you want to put up a couple concerns that republicans have expressed already. $40 billion for new york public housing. 15% domestic corporate minimum tax. the state and local tax cap increase. universal pre-k. and to sun set the programs to reduce the cbo score costs. that s just a tip of the iceberg from republican point of view, right, in the senate. tiny, tiny fraction, right? all the tax increases are going to make us less competitive as a nation against other countries around the world. the spending is just as we talked about staggering. ....
SEVERAL voluntary and community sector groups in Redditch are set to receive a share from a £35k council grant pot. Redditch Nightstop, the Old Needle Works Foundation and Where Next Association, are some of the successful groups to get a funding boost. Bidding for the grant opened in February and the second round of funding will take place in the autumn of this year. Anyone applying for grant funding from these pots can bid for anything between £500 and £7,500 to help with core costs, salaries or for community events, projects, and activities. Voluntary Community Sector Grants Coordinator, Ann Dallison, said: “We had so many excellent bids entered for this round of grants. We have no doubt that the successful bids will have a huge impact on the local community and support lots of our residents in navigating their way back to a post-covid world. For those unsuccessful applicants, please do not hesitate to get in touch regarding other forms of support ....