Seems there are a few people confused by the government's initiative to prop-up PFI projects by giving them loans:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7920522.stm
I still don't understand how lending a private firm money to complete a PFI project is any different than paying for it up front as you'd normally do. I nievely thought that PFI was a way to get schools and hospitals without having to pay up front and getting private money to finance it instead.
Ok, the government may charge interest on the loan, but after the company has taken profit out of the project, it will still be more expensive than just paying a contractor up front.
Seems Some Are Allergic To Plain Speaking Too...
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The *owner of a burger restaurant* who tells his staff to *turn away
customers with food allergies* has defended his policy as 'extremely fair'.
Jeff Tay...
10 hours ago
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