'It sets a course of ambition for the future where our country can prosper with long-term economic growth.'
Political panel show Question Time aired on BBC One from Grimsby in North East Lincolnshire on Thursday night, as topics of the energy crisis, tax cuts, and fracking were discussed.
A Conservative voting audience member said the government were “talking a good game” but won’t acknowledge the reality that proper funding of services isn’t possible if bills “keep going through the ceiling”. A general message of “we deserve better” could be heard from multiple audience members, who were visibly frustrated at the current state of affairs.
The debate then moved to fracking, with an audience member calling North East Lincolnshire “a big player in renewable energy” before asking the panel’s thoughts on fracking as an alternative energy source.
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