by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 24th April 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
ConservativeHome have done a fresh round of Tory leadership run-offs to see how different combinations of the final two candidates fare with the members in their survey. It’s bad news for Jeremy Hunt whose Brexiteer drag act has not fooled the membership – Hunt loses...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 24th April 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Guido revealed yesterday how Transport for London refused to divulge how much they charged People’s Vote to run their dodgy ad campaign on the Tube, using a legal exemption to avoid revealing whether People’s Vote had received unduly favourable rates. TfL quoted only...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 24th April 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Sheffield Hallam residents will soon be seeing even less of their lesser-spotted MP – now it turns out that Jared O’Mara will be closing his constituency office for a month after all his staff either quit or were fired – after O’Mara reportedly locked them all out of...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 24th April 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
“That this House notes that Erskine May states that “The chief characteristics attaching to the office of Speaker in the House of Commons are authority and impartiality”; further notes that it states that “Confidence in the impartiality of the Speaker is an...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 24th April 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
What will Mr Sarah Vine say about that..? This comes minutes after Steve Baker deleted a retweet praising the Brexit Party’s Claire Fox. Tory unity going strong…
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 24th April 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Tory MP Chris Davies will become the third MP to face a recall petition after Bercow initiated the process today. Davies escaped jail after admitting to submitting two false claims, getting off with a £1,500 fine and 50 hours’ community service at his sentencing...
