Whats ‘left’?
Happy New Year!!!! we said at the start of 2016, we were wrong. In fact I don’t think I’ve been … Continue reading Whats ‘left’?
Category: UK politics
The state of education – Neil Franks
The Tory Party never known for their honesty, rather their outright lies, manipulations, half-truths and propaganda through the rightwing press … Continue reading The state of education – Neil Franks
A tortured point – David Baldelli
David Baldelli questions the concept of war in a modern context relating to Iraq, Torture and international terrorism. Continue reading A tortured point – David Baldelli
The case for a new way of thinking. – Thomas Rickarby
I often choose to describe myself as a conservative anarchist. This is because I want to live in a world … Continue reading The case for a new way of thinking. – Thomas Rickarby
In, Out, Shake it all about. – David Baldelli
As I sit down to write its very hard not to launch in to a rant highlighting my disappointment regarding … Continue reading In, Out, Shake it all about. – David Baldelli
Stranded on a desert island. Europe out of sight. – Julian Eldridge
Interdependence v independence. What a difference a syllable makes. This week a majority of my countrymen and women have closed … Continue reading Stranded on a desert island. Europe out of sight. – Julian Eldridge
Arguing till they’re blue in the face. – The Europe debate – David Baldelli
The thing about arguments, especially long running arguments is that there is a real risk that pride hinders any possibility … Continue reading Arguing till they’re blue in the face. – The Europe debate – David Baldelli
How to win the women’s vote – Deborah May
A few months ago I wrote a piece about the ‘tampon tax’ – the UK’s 5% tax on sanitary products … Continue reading How to win the women’s vote – Deborah May
Iain Duncan Smith resigns
Iain Duncan Smith has resigned his cabinet position using the chancellors budget cuts to disability benefits as the straw that … Continue reading Iain Duncan Smith resigns
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