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Tag Archives: Conservative Way Forward
Dinner on top of a very small world
A few days ago I received an invitation to join 19 other people for “Dinner on top of the World”. The event that I was being invited to is taking place tomorrow evening and I was intrigued by the words … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Conservative Way Forward, Gherkin, Paul Osborn
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A few empty spaces at a popular event
For reasons I cannot fully understand, a political group called Conservative Way Forward has my name on their mailing list. Interestingly they never sent out a General Data Protection Regulation form or notification as far as I can recall, I certainly … Continue reading
Celebrity small governments, buying their way to power
The weekend saw two disconnected but parallel pieces of news or information appearing on-line. The news that our Foreign Secretary has travelled to the USA to meet with Deputy President Mike Pence has been over shadowed by the claim that … Continue reading
Today is your big day
Today Mrs May with the support of her Government and the majority of Parliament enacts a process which is entirely their responsibility. As we know the British people were asked for our opinion using a poorly thought through question following … Continue reading
A Friday afternoon Minister
When people of a certain generation buy or use a product that does not work quite right, they sometimes refer to it as a Friday Afternoon item, reflecting the idea that the item concerned was manufactured on a Friday Afternoon … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Conservative Way Forward, CWF, Jacquelyn Smith, Liam Fox, Margaret Thatcher
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Conservative way backwards
One of the many organisations within the Tory Party is called Conservative Way Forward. They organise meetings and fundraising events and also run a blog which reflects the thinking of some of their members. One of their regular contributors is … Continue reading
Democracy on whose terms?
The three core issues that appear to have arisen in the arguments about June’s referendum are those of democracy; ie that the EU is anti-democratic, finance; the cost of the EU to you and me and Immigration; control of our … Continue reading
A strange outcome
In considering how to vote in the forthcoming EU referendum, it is important to read and listen to as many sources as possible including those from people who might otherwise take different views to our own. It is particularly important … Continue reading
A drink on the Terrace
What could be more lovely? A drinks reception on the River Thames on 3rd September in private rooms that are part of the House of Commons. The rooms and many of the costs of the events are met by the taxpayer … Continue reading
