Blog - a sovereign country once again 30th December 2020 I must hand it to the Prime Minister, he’s pulled off a deal with the EU against all the odds. What’s more he’s stuck to his word and delivered on the verdict... Blog
Blog - a new dystopian world 20th December 2020 I awoke this morning to the realisation that we are living more and more in a dystopian state, ruled by a handful of so-called expert modellers and a small... Blog
Blog - it's light or darkness today 12th December 2019 Today is polling day. Today is the day the country either moves forward under Boris Johnson, or is taken to the darkest of places by Corbyn. An optimist at... Blog
W2W - Notre Dame 19th April 2019 EASTER is upon us and what could be more symbolic than the news that Notre Dame will rise again from the ashes. The fire that destroyed a major part of this 850... Blog
Blog - more detail is needed, but the deal looks dodgy 14th November 2018 AT the time of writing, the Cabinet is sequestered with the Prime Minister while she reveals the secrets of the Brexit deal to them. As Boris Johnson predicted... Blog
Blog - double horror 15th August 2018 My heart goes out to the families and friends of those affected by both yesterday's terror attack outside the House of Commons and the collapse of the motorway... Blog
Blog - White Paper is nothing more than surrender, by Rt Hon John Redwood MP 13th July 2018 The White Paper is even worse than the Chequers Statement The White Paper proposes the UK staying in much of the current EU. White is the colour of the flag of... Blog
Blog - phones in cells 11th July 2018 AT first sight, proposals to install telephones in in prison cells look questionable, with private phones joining television, sports facilities and lending... Blog
Blog - I remain unconvinced 7th July 2018 At first glance, it would appear that the Prime Minister has crossed her own red lines on our future relationship with the EU, putting her weight behind a... Blog