by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 13th February 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Some of the Conservative Party’s most knowledgeable foreign affairs specialists are a bit sniffy about Gavin Williamson’s defence policy speech earlier this week. One of its centre pieces was the announcement that “the first operational mission of...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 13th February 2019 | 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. I’m a supporter of free schools and truly admire the work that Mark Lehain is doing in...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 13th February 2019 | Crime, General, Politics
Shaun Bailey is a member of the London Assembly and the Conservative candidate for Mayor of London One of the things that strikes me as I go around meeting Londoners is just how much of our beautiful city we don’t see on our tellies or in our newspapers. London is –...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 13th February 2019 | General, Politics
Cllr Ferris Cowper is the Cabinet Member for Finance of East Hampshire District Council. The great Peter Drucker was a committed believer in the benefits of change and once said “If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old”. Since...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 12th February 2019 | Brexit, General, Politics
We must extricate this country from the humiliation of the backstop. However we must be clear – there is no point having a time limit on the backstop unless that is written into the treaty itself and unless the end date falls before the next general election...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 12th February 2019 | Brexit, General, Politics
The Prime Minister’s demeanour, during her frequent statements to the House on Brexit, is that of a teacher who refuses to make her lessons any less repetitive. Some of us cannot help feeling a reluctant admiration for Theresa May’s pedagogical methods....
