Two people take home fifty thousand pounds this year. One went to work for it. The other owned something that went up. They do not pay the same tax.
That is not an accident and it is not a rounding error — it is how the system is built. Income from work carries income tax and National Insurance from the first pound over the threshold. Income from owning things is taxed at lower rates, later, and with more ways out. TWNW exists to make that difference impossible to ignore.
The range
You buy a shirt.
We buy attention.
01 — Make
The blanks, the ink and the printing. Every item is made to order, one at a time, so nothing is made that nobody wanted and nothing is thrown away. It costs more than printing a pallet up front and we think it is worth it.
02 — Send
Picking, packing and postage. Delivery is calculated at the checkout, and what we charge is based on what it costs us — nothing is added on at the end that you did not see before you paid.
03 — Campaign
Everything left. Advertising, printing, research and organising — the unglamorous work of getting an argument in front of people who have not heard it.