Total 15 Posts
It’s limited, but Labour’s post-Brexit policy does offer voters a choice
15 min read
The domestic political landscape is shaping up with Labour offering a closer and more harmonious relationship with the EU, while the Tories maintain a more distant approach. Time is running out to address the economic and geopolitical consequences of Brexit.
‘We have to stop demonising oil and gas’, Jacob Rees-Mogg told UAE investment chief
6 min read
The ex-cabinet minister’s comments have been described as a ‘damning indictment’ of the Conservative government.
Rees-Mogg changes tune on voter ID: It was gerrymandering all along
3 min read
Former Tory minister Rees-Mogg calls voter ID law “gerrymandering”, saying it hurt elderly Conservative voters in the recent local elections. Government ministers have denied partisan motives.
Another Brexit year begins
15 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s latest Brexit analysis on why it is not in the “remainers’” power to create a post-Brexit consensus, a discussion about the Retained EU Law Bill and Northern Ireland Protocol, plus some thoughts prompted by Frost’s hero-worship of Edmund Burke.
Brexit is slowly being discredited, but there’s still a long way to go
15 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s latest Brexit analysis, looking at how and why even over Christmas the Brexit debate continued, and the case for caution as well as optimism in reading the most recent opinion polls.
This could open the door to fracking
4 min read
We will continue to stand side-by-side with the local people of Dunsfold in their campaign to protect the environment from a drilling project that could open the door to future projects that will add to the UK’s carbon footprint.
Rats in a sack
6 min read
It’s all going so terribly well, isn’t it? Liz Truss is living down to expectations that she would prove to be the next worst Prime Minister in living memory and is doing so in spectacular style.