by Webby | 25th March 2020 | General, Politics
Police to use ‘persuasion rather than punishment’ to enforce new rules… “Police officers are to “persuade, cajole, negotiate and advise” the public to follow lockdown restrictions, as police leaders said they did not want to be...
by Webby | 25th March 2020 | General, Politics
On ConservativeHome today, we provide a link to the Government’s new NHS Volunteer Responder scheme, as announced yesterday. Matt Hancock said that 250,000 recruit are sought: “people in good health to help the NHS, for shopping, for the delivery of medicines...
by Webby | 25th March 2020 | General, Politics
This is the scheme announced yesterday evening by Matt Hancock to recruit 250,00 volunteers to help counter the Coronavirus. He said that these should be “people in good health to help the NHS, for shopping, for the delivery of medicines and to support those who...
by Webby | 25th March 2020 | General, Politics
Dr Luke Evans is a member of the Health Select Committee, and is MP for Bosworth. December the twelfth feels like a long time ago. If someone had told you then that, in four short months, the country would be facing its greatest crisis in 80 years you simply wouldn’t...
by Webby | 25th March 2020 | General, Politics
Robert Halfon is MP for Harlow, a former Conservative Party Deputy Chairman, Chair of the Education Select Committee and President of Conservative Workers and Trade Unionists. Did Jeremy Corbyn win the general election? The answer is NO, of course. However, it is hard...
by Webby | 25th March 2020 | Crime, General, Politics
Sir John Redwood is MP for Wokingham, and is a former Secretary of State for Wales. Donald Trump and Angela Merkel, Emmanuel Macron and Boris Johnson have all used war metaphors to describe what they are currently doing. Their battles against the virus have taken them...
