Living in a lawless land – Part II
Since my most recent blogpost (3rd March), Theresa May has one day, laughably, claimed that reducing the police force has had no direct correlation with rising knife crime in the…
Browsing Category:
Politics
Living in a lawless land
When we hear that popular trope that mature democracies destroy themselves, our thoughts tend to immediately scurry to military coups culminating in the installation of a dictator, of manufactured right-wing unrest…
Why Your YES Vote Matters – In Plain English
Currently Planning applications go to the Parish Council and Mid-Suffolk District Council (MSDC).The Parish Council makes recommendations on planning applications.MSDC is not legally obliged to act on the recommendations of…
Stradbroke Neighbourhood Plan Referendum – Private Profit or Public Benefit?
Before we’re asked to take part in the People’s Vote (and yes, it will come), there’s another referendum where we’re being asked to answer the question I’ve asked above. And…
#PeoplesVote response to my letter from Daniel Poulter MP
Finally, more than three weeks after I wrote to him about a #peoplesvote, my constituency MP, Daniel Poulter, got back to me. His response is followed by my immediate response…