Business owners call for PM to resign.

Posted on Saturday 21st February, 2009 by

A group of nine business owners, led by Pimlico Plumbers managing director Charlie Mullins, has formed a petition calling for Gordon Brown to resign over claims that he has left UK industry ‘drastically ill prepared’ for the recession.

In a letter printed in the Daily Telegraph, the group said Mr Brown’s leadership had been a ‘catastrophic failure’ and that he had actively encouraged the banks’ risk-taking culture, which has left the country with ‘one of the biggest budget deficits in the advanced world’. The group plans to start an online petition and eventually deliver their complaints to Downing Street.

What do Kent Invicta Chamber members think?  Is the situation the country finds itself in now down to mismanagement of the countries economy from the Whitehall purse holders? Can we look more closely at the way the consumer has borrowed massively over the past decade to support a possessions driven lifestyle? Has small business set their sights too high and is now paying the price for poorly thought out business plans?

This Chamber wants to know your thoughts on where we find ourself today, tell us your stories about how the current economic climate has affected your business.  Tell us the good and the bad and tell us at whose feet you lay the blame.

Some of this article appears on businesszone.co.uk, for the original text and to comment please visit http://www.businesszone.co.uk/item/195061/1095/1097/1096.
 

 

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