by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 17th January 2019 | Brexit, General, Politics
Stewart Jackson was MP for Peterborough 2005-17 and Chief of Staff to David Davis 2017-18. As expected, Jeremy Corbyn’s No Confidence motion tabled yesterday served to unify and focus the Conservative Party on the existential danger, not just to our party but to the...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 17th January 2019 | Brexit, General, Immigration, Politics
Garvan Walshe is a former National and International Security Policy Adviser to the British Conservative Party. He runs TRD Policy. Dominic Cummings imagines politics to be a branch of physics. There’s one respect in which he’s right, which goes by the unpleasant...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 17th January 2019 | General, Politics
Lord Porter is the Chairman of the Local Government Association. Whilst you would be forgiven for thinking that Brexit is currently crowding out everything else, important work in other public policy areas is still taking place. Housing is one of the Government’s key...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 16th January 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Ayes 306, Noes 325. DUP sources point out that had it voted with Labour, the opposition would have won by one vote. Nigel Dodds makes the point just a little more tactfully above. In a point of order following the result, Theresa May changed tack by asking Jeremy...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 16th January 2019 | Brexit, General, Politics
Jeremy Corbyn is a better Leader of the Opposition than he was, but still does not sound like a Prime Minister in waiting. As he opened the No Confidence debate, he took the precaution of taking few interventions from other MPs. But those interventions were still...
