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We need a radical change to Parliament
A couple of days ago a friend of mine posted a comment on Facebook which is shown below. His comment reflects on the way that Boris Johnson has behaved. He is one of many people who has a view based … Continue reading
When will Edward Argar make an assessment?
On the day before Christmas Eve, a question that had been written by Caroline Lucas, my MP received a response from Edward Argar. However although he responded to the question he did not answer the question and indeed he made … Continue reading
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MPs please attend Westminster Hall Tuesday at 4.30pm
On Tuesday afternoon Parliament will be holding a vital debate under the heading of “Wellbeing Economy approach to meeting climate goals”. The debate will take place in Westminster Hall from 4.30pm – 5.30pm. It is being organised by Caroline Lucas … Continue reading
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A very important day in our Nation next Monday
This afternoon a decision was made to appoint Rebecca Welch as the first female Referee in an English Football League match. The match is taking place on Easter Monday (5th April) in Harrogate in the CNG Stadium at 3pm. The … Continue reading
It would be great to see something like this in the UK
I have only got a couple of drones and none of them are capable of this sort of control. However it would be great if we could see something like this here in the UK as this was put on … Continue reading
80th Anniversary of Battle of Britain Day
The Battle of Britain took place from 10th July 1940 to 31th October 1940. It was an attempt from Hitler and his leadership team to force Britain to agree to a negotiated peace settlement. On the 15th September, RAF Fighter … Continue reading
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Why are Statues set in place forever when buildings are not?
Apart from a very small number of examples such as the Presidents in Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, most statues are constructed by an artist and then installed in a particular location which logically makes them relatively easy to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Turing, Anthony Gormley, Cecil Rhodes, Chris Patten, Edward Colston, Lisa Rodrigues, Mary Beard, Mary Seacole
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I am very grateful to many people for their good wishes, albeit some from short distances away
Its hard to make sense of the fact that some people who I would like to spend the day with are only a mile or so away and yet I cannot do the most natural thing of dropping down the … Continue reading
Have a great St Patricks Day
That’s it, have a great day!
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