'Brexit was meant to benefit NHS - why are working people being taxed more?'
I am sure that readers will remember Boris’s big red bus with £350million a week for the NHS if we vote Brexit.
That is equivalent to £17 billion a year so why are we now being asked to fund his proposals for Health and Social Care after we did vote for Brexit?
He also promised us that National Insurance taxes would not be raised. Unfortunately this complete disregard for honesty belittles those of us in politics to serve the public.
Please contact your MP and ask him (and they are all “hims” in Dorset) to challenge their government’s integrity and get this increase in taxation of ordinary working people removed.
CLLR DAVID HARRIS
Weymouth
What do you think?
Do you think national insurance tax should go up to pay for health and social care?
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