Under-45s list climate change, Brexit and technology as bigger priorities than healthcareYounger adults are far less keen than older people on raising taxes to fund public services and want volunteers to help ease the growing crisis in social care, a survey shows.It reveals a stark generational divide over whether to increase taxation, with under-45s much less supportive than those aged over 45. Continue reading…
Via: 'Generational divide': UK split by age over tax rises for public services

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