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Tag Archives: Syed Kamall
Where is the other £250 Million for the NHS?
On Thursday in the House of Lords, John Roger Roberts the Liberal Democratic Peer who is also a well recognised Methodist Church leader asked this very reasonable question. He is referred to as Lord Roberts of Llandudno. He was presumably … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, EU Referendum, Health Reform, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Roger Roberts, Syed Kamall
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A vote that must bring about change
The referendum on 23rd June is bound to create change for our nation, whatever the outcome of the vote. If the British public decide to remain in the EU, on the face of things, matters will be business as usual. … Continue reading
Time for an integrity check
Daniel Hannan, Conservative MEP for our region is backing the Brexit campaign, along with a number of other Conservative MEPs including Syed Kamall, MEP for London and also the leader of the Conservatives in the European Parliament. Add to these … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Daniel Hannan, European Parliament, European Union, MEPs, Nigel Farage, Syed Kamall, UKIP
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Europe on the agenda
The debates between Clegg and Farage in recent weeks have now been followed by a 4 way debate between 3 MEPs and one candidate on the Sunday Politics show this weekend. From the opening statements it seemed clear that none of the parties … Continue reading