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Tag Archives: Boris Johnson
We clearly need all Politicians to act in a professional manner
In the last few days themes have emerged that are critical factors for Governments, Councils and indeed local elected representatives. Sadly, comments and actions have been carried out by people who know very well that this is not the way … Continue reading
The greater our unity at home, the stronger our influence abroad
I wrote a piece yesterday on the theme of our nations Foreign Aid provision that a local Tory MP pointed out was promised in his 2019 Manifesto and several previous manifestos. Along with that MP there are a number of … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, David Cameron, Foreign Aid, Peter Bottomley, Theresa May
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When did Douglas Ross and chums do a reality check for the UK?
I must be honest that I don’t read many pieces from the Daily Express but 10 hours ago Brian McGleenon wrote this piece with this headline (which I have slightly adjusted). I have also added a couple more photos for … Continue reading
We need to find ways to improve our national conditions
These three tweets emerged this morning, although in the case of the citizens piece it was a retweet that emerged from yesterday during the day. However the two on the left are both very important in finding ways to improve … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Boris Johnson, David Cameron, Greensill, Jess Phillips, Joe Biden, Lex Greensill
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Is this sort of open superficial corruption acceptable?
It is very clear that this article in the Daily Telegraph is not claiming that David Cameron has been corrupt. He has as many of us have read in other places apparently used his personal and historic contacts with a … Continue reading
The Government must accept changes to this poorly prepared Bill!
The Government is currently demonstrating how well they can set out poor proposals or fail to respond to real issues in a timely manner. Over the last few days this emerged in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill which … Continue reading
Some strange views from some angry powerful people
It is always challenging when people who have significant influence and indeed power in our nation make a range of statements that are clearly disconnected from the others they have made. Sadly these folk shown here are willing to change … Continue reading
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