She said she wanted to get Britain moving through the “tough times” currently being experienced
protestors holding a banner which said “Who Voted For This” and shouting about the decision to overturn the fracking ban.The energy crisis has been front and centre at the conference, and Ms Truss built on this within the speech."It was the biggest part for good reason - because we had to do it."Hide Ad
"Not everyone will be in favour. But everyone will benefit from the result - a growing economy and a better future."Ms Truss said that the Conservatives will always be the “party of low taxes” and that cutting taxes is “morally right”."Morally, because the state does not spend its own money. It spends the people’s money.
The u-turn on the 45p rate of income tax was also mentioned by the PM, as she cited it as “a distraction.”The PM moved on to talk about the housing situation in the UK and outlined how houses have not been built where they are most needed."I love enterprise and I love people who take responsibility, start their own businesses and invest," she tells the audience."They generate profits, create new jobs and power our success. I want to see more of that.
"We will help you set up your own businesses and get a mobile phone signal wherever you are in the country."
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