September 2023 - Page 4 of 4

Britain’s first black history professor and the course leader faces redundancy.

Simon Crane / News / 5 September 2023 / Education, England

Thousand’s have backed a petition calling for a U-turn on a decision by The University of Chichester to pull the plug on its flagship African history course without consultation from its teaching staff or students. Whilst the petition has some legitimate concerns, namely Professor Adi and his staff not being consulted and the fact that […]

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ULEZ for you, but not for me

Simon Crane / News / 5 September 2023 / London

Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey has rightfully been mocked for hypocrisy over the expansion of the Ultra-Low Emission Zone. While the party supported the tariff expansion across London, Davey has requested an exemption for his constituency. He wrote a letter to Sadiq Khan raising concerns to the major about the impact of the expansion, saying

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Freedom!!! (within the EU)

Dave Gardner / News / 4 September 2023 / Scotland

The call of Mel Gibson, “They’ll never take our freedom!” The Independence lot ran with this sort of thing for years, cringing and desperately. And this past weekend, Saturday the 2nd of September, they broke out the next level of cringe, a Believe in Scotland march in Edinburgh—a day of photos, speeches, and all manner

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Green Democracy

Dave Gardner / News / 1 September 2023 / Scotland

Democracy is our greatest value. That’s what we are constantly told anyway. This value, where the people get a say in how their nation is run, is supposed to be the cornerstone of our culture. We have sent men to die in foreign lands for this value. It’s something we have invaded other nations to

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