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Tag Archives: Rory Stewart
Independence needs great integrity
A wide range of people including myself, many current and ex Tory party members and even a number of people who are members of other parties would have been very pleased to see this man get elected as the leader … Continue reading
A very very tough mandate, if it really exists
Thanks to a couple of the new prospective Cabinet Ministers writing on twitter we now know that they believe that our next Prime Minister has a clear or even great mandate to unite the country. The reality is that within … Continue reading
Tory extremists and right wingers are celebrating
The tragic decision by around 10 of the Tory MPs who had supported Rory Stewart on Tuesday evening to cancel their votes last night and the lack of any additional support means that any prospect of the Tory Party being … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Allister Heath, Hugh Bennett, Michael Deacon, Rory Stewart
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Unsustainable Development Debate
On Tuesday in the House of Commons Rory Stewart, currently the International Development Secretary commenced a debate on Sustainable Development Goals which covered a huge amount of themes and it was clearly a vital discussion. However at the end the … Continue reading
A few of the options for our nation
It is hard to know what the next few months will bring, given that Theresa is resigning in a fortnight and then will remain in No 10 until the process of securing her successor is concluded which will happen just … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Chichester, Gillian Keegan, Michael Gove, Rory Stewart
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Today Parliament must begin to convene a Citizens Assembly
The start of any week is potentially challenging or exciting depending on a range of factors, some of which can be well outside of one’s control. Today has all of the potential to be very exciting for our nation as … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Andrea Leadsom, Gillian Keegan, Kevin Brennan, Lisa Nandy, Rory Stewart, Stella Creasy
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Police and Crime Commissioners need a broader remit
Last Tuesday in the House of Commons, there were questions on the theme of the Criminal Justice System directed to Rory Stewart who up until now has given the impression of having a fresh and honest approach to his new … Continue reading