Reform's plans to scrap next zero would cost investors and push up taxes

Reform's plans to scrap next zero would cost investors and push up taxes

Far from saving money, Reform’s plans to scrap net zero would deter private investment that is already committed and cost more in the long-run. Proof, if it were needed, that Nigel Farage’s party has abandoned all pretence at economic credibility, says Sam Hall With his announcements on benefits this week, Nigel Farage has abandoned any pretence of economic credibility. By restoring the winter fuel payment in full and expanding access to child t…