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I have removed the phrasedismantling of the welfare state, as it is false. Whatever the difference in welfare provision betweennow and before theThatcher governments, the welfare state most certainly has not been dismantled. This article should provide a better link between the Conservative governments and trade union banners than that.Tozznok (talk)22:10, 12 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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