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9:00am Wednesday 11th February 2009 in News
A TOP churchman has slammed bankers who receive high bonuses as “obscene”.
But the Dean of Blackburn, the Very Rev Christopher Armstrong, said that life for people will continue despite the hardships of the economic crisis even if there has to be a “limit of trips to the pub or golf course”.
Mr Armstrong said: “Life in all its fullness will continue and may almost certainly be enhanced by the stripping away of some of our smart possessions.
“We still have life, talents, dignity, humour sometimes and generosity as well as hope.”
He said that another outcome of the credit crunch was that there will would be a “growing parity” in wages.
Mr Armstrong added: “It is appalling that some of our leading bankers will be carrying off huge bonuses hey have ‘achieved’ while simultaneously standing in the way of small businesses who desperately need a loan.
“I’m glad that strident voices have objected to that intention.”
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