by Claire Kimber | 10th May 2021 | Crime, General, Immigration, Politics
Rachel Wolf is a partner in Public First. She had co-charge of the 2019 Conservative Manifesto. She was an education and innovation adviser at Number 10 during David Cameron’s premiership and was founding director of the New Schools Network. The Conservatives...
by Daniel Mortimer | 8th May 2021 | Crime, General
Advertisements A man in his 20s has been arrested in connection with the murder of community support officer Julia James, Kent Police have confirmed. The 53-year-old’s body was discovered in Akholt Wood, near her home in Snowdown, Kent, Kent on April 27.Advertisements...
by Daniel Mortimer | 4th May 2021 | Crime, General
Advertisements A man in his forties has reported that he was pushed to the ground and raped while walking near Maze Park Nature Reserve in Middlesbrough. Cleveland Police are now offering the man support. The man was walking along a footpath known as the...
by Claire Kimber | 4th May 2021 | Crime, General, Politics
Robert Buckland is Secretary of State for Justice, Lord Chancellor, and MP for South Swindon. As I pound the pavements of Swindon, Birmingham and Hartlepool with fellow Conservatives, one of the key messages I hear from people is the burning need for politicians to...
by Daniel Mortimer | 3rd May 2021 | Crime, General
Advertisements An armed robber who targeted two banks and a post office in Redbridge has been jailed. Steven Ifield, 52 (08.02.69) of Park Lane, Hornchurch appeared at Snaresbrook Crown Court on Friday, 30 April. He was sentenced to 16 years’...
by Claire Kimber | 3rd May 2021 | Brexit, Crime, Culture, Economics, Europe, General, Immigration, Politics
It’s easier to define what the centre ground of politics isn’t than what it is. So here goes. It’s not the same territory in one generation as in the next: political landscapes change – sometimes because of a volcanic eruption, like the financial crash;...
