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Tag Archives: Boris Johnson
A bad Bill brought forward by a bad Government
Last week in Parliament several Sussex MPs spoke in the same discussions and all of them voted on a theme that impacts all of our communities. However the most unexpected contribution came from Boris Johnson who referred to Sussex in … Continue reading
Bring it on and contain your impatience says Johnson
Yesterday the first person to speak during the Prime Minister’s Questions was Wendy Chamberlain who is the MP for North East Fife which is a position she achieved at 2019. She is the Liberal Democratic MP and serving as Chief … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, David Davis, Keir Starmer, Wendy Chamberlain
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Last week several serious issues emerged
At the beginning of each week there are reasons for us to try to achieve a good outcome for ourselves and our family, our friends, neighbours and for other people around us. The results or challenges are of course much … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Prince Andrew, Priti Patel, Sue Gray
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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
A number of calls, but no response
Yesterday in the Prime Minister’s Questions there were several very clear calls directed to Boris Johnson for him to resign and his response was simply for the nation and Parliament to wait for the answer from the inquiry by Sue … Continue reading
Will today be a significant day for our Politics?
It is clear that when people in senior political positions make very poor quality decisions that there needs to be a way for both their party, and for the Parliament and for the public who pay them for the work … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Tony Blair
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Some appalling calls and some very good calls
It appears as if in the last few days that several people inside the Government and Parliament are seeking to move us forward but sadly the Prime Minister has made several destructive comments. The people I have spotted are focusing … Continue reading
Boris has ignored the full data and he must be challenged
Yesterday at the beginning of the Prime Minister Questions Boris Johnson made a very clear statement that was brief but completely ignored the reality for people and he needs to be challenged. He stated that the Labour Party when it … Continue reading
One year later and our BREXIT challenges
It is reasonable for people who have made mistakes or perhaps even told absolute lies to admit their mistakes (or admit their lies). This piece on the Sun was in 2016, these following statements would have taken place at a … Continue reading
What would make 2022 a great year?
It is always hard to imagine how our Nation could significantly improve. However here is one image that I think would potentially be fantastic. If we could persuade all of the political party controllers to focus on caring for our … Continue reading
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