After 14 long years of Conservative government, we now have another Party at the helm. I can't help feeling that a lot of what has occurred under the Conservatives will be quickly blamed on the Labour party, who have only been in power for a week, so thought it might be wise to start a thread summarising the Conservatives legacy ?
To start,
- Brexit is a fairly obvious one, the way in which this was handled by senior Conservative's was absolutely shocking.
- Liz Truss's mini budget, what was your interest rate pre September 2022 and what is it now ?
- The NHS, and social care in crisis.
- Prison and court systems/probabtion in absolute tatters and fit to burst.
Feel free to add your own 