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Tag Archives: Philip Hammond MP
The need for an effective timetable
According to one of Philip Hammond’s predecessors (William Lowndes) ‘Take care of the pence; for the pounds will take care of themselves’. Sadly this sort of attitude does not sit well with our modern day Parliamentarians. Every time a written … Continue reading
We need politicians who understand history
I confess I was confused regarding the venue for Theresa May’s speech until I read the transcript, and then I became even more confused. She began: It’s good to be here in this great city of Florence today at a critical … Continue reading
A place of disconnected concepts
It appears that in the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the debate around public sector pay which appears to have centered around the words and views of Philip Hammond is some distance away from the thinking behind the Queens speech which … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Cabinet Ministers, Philip Hammond MP, Queens Speech
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The wisdom of Stephen Kelly
As Theresa May relaxes after making her speech about how independent the UK will become under her Premiership, she and Philip Hammond will be enjoying fine wines and food as one of the many participants in the annual World Economic … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Economics, EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Davos, Jamie Oliver, Matt Damon, Philip Hammond MP, Shakira, Theresa May
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The Government must do better
Although the Government has backed down from forcing all Schools to become Academies, it has still to deliver on its previous ruling that all ‘failing’ schools should become academies. According to a recent study, there are at least 26 Schools … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged Andrew Marr, Building Schools for the Future, Michael Gove, Philip Hammond MP
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The challenge for small businesses
Its rather dispiriting when men and women who are supposedly advocates of business and its capacity to employ people and make profits which in turn creates taxes that fund the economy, seem to have forgotten what their role is. On … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, EU Referendum
Tagged Andrew Marr, BCC, Carolyn Fairbairn, CBI, Jane Moore, John Longworth, Philip Hammond MP
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We never were in it together
After seven years of lies, the 45 year old MP for Tatton has finally come clean and admitted to the Bloomberg in a TV interview “We need to offset the very necessary loose monetary policy, and the distributional consequences that is … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged David Cameron, George Osborne, Jeremy Corbyn, Philip Hammond MP
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Where is the strategy?
The vote by our democratic and accountable House of Commons on 2nd December to start dropping bombs on Syria was passed, in part because the Government conceded that a strategy for the action was needed, but the bombing was a … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Syria
Tagged David Cameron, Michael Fallon MP, Philip Hammond MP, Syria
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A Government too frightened to act
It appears that despite a significant level of public anger and anxiety over the 47 executions carried out by Saudi Arabia on 2nd January, that our Government is either too frightened or too detached to make a proper response. According … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Iran, Philip Hammond MP, Saudi Arabia, Tehran, Tobias Ellwood
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Biting off more than we want to chew
There are several items in the news over the last day or two that point to a difficult time for our Government and one of their oldest friends. The conflict in Syria which the David Cameron and Michael Fallon have … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Syria
Tagged Anna Soubry, David Cameron, Isil, Michael Fallon MP, Philip Hammond MP, Saudi Arabia, Sigmar Gabriel, Syria, Tim Cross, Yemen
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