So, the election has been and gone. We have a new prime minister and government and, apparently, the country has a new direction. You have undoubtedly heard many thoughts about how Farage and Reform took the votes away from the Tories, how the SNP got humiliated, and how unjust the first-past-the-post electoral system is, especially […]
Reflections on the General Election Read More »
As predicted, the Labour Party, with Kier Starmer at the helm, has managed to win 412 out of 650 seats in Parliament, which gives them a substantial majority despite no real gains in voter share. However, the Conservative Party saw their previous majority drop to 121 from 371 seats. The questions this election has highlighted
Labour won the General election, but who lost? Read More »
As we approach the general election, we have been treated to two seven-way debates with representatives from Reform UK, The Conservatives, Labour, the Lib Dems, the Greens, Plaid, and the SNP. Several subjects were discussed during the debates, from Immigration to the NHS. I want to focus on the latter briefly. The most interesting exchanges
SNP, the NHS cult and Nationalism. Read More »
We are thrilled with our efforts in the Hart district council election. As a political party, we have achieved a significant milestone by running a successful campaign for our candidate, Roger Robertson. This is a remarkable achievement, considering that our party was formed only a year ago, and it is highly inspiring for all of
Hart District Council Election Read More »
Over the weekend, a group of enthusiastic activists initiated a campaign to support the election of Roger Robertson, an esteemed and well-respected community member, to the Hart District Council. Roger has been serving as a dedicated community bus driver and a parish councillor for many years, tirelessly advocating for preserving the area’s rich heritage and
Supporting the election of Roger Robertson. Read More »
The Labour candidate who won the Wellingborough by-election once called for a second Brexit referendum and open borders. Genevieve Kitchen signed a letter in which she also called for a nuclear weapons ban, according to reports by The Sun. A Labour spokesman told The Sun that the letter was five years old and that Ms Kitchen now
Newly elected Labour MP Gen Kitchen called for Open Borders. Read More »
How do you get registered? The short answer is: don’t lie. Obey the law. That’s it; the case is closed! But if you want to learn about how it works and the traps fools walk into, read on, and I’ll give you my uncensored opinion at the end. The law states that the Electoral Commission
Party registration – myths, lies, and home truths. Read More »
It has been rumoured that former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is mulling over a move to start a new political party in the next few weeks. The 74-year-old, if he did start a new party, could poach voters who are dissatisfied with the current direction of the Labour Party. There would certainly be space
Corbyn is rumoured to be looking at creating a new political party party. Read More »
Sunak faces fresh by-election misery this week, with the House of Commons poised to approve a six-week suspension for ex-minister Peter Bone. MPs are expected to wave through a motion to see the former deputy leader of the Commons face a recall petition in his constituency. The move comes less than a week after the Conservatives
Woes Mount for an under-pressure Sunak as he faces another By-Election Read More »
On Thursday the 20th June 2023, voters took to the polls in 3 separate by-elections around the country, triggered by the resignation of Boris Johnson and his political allies in Parliament. Predictably, a smattering of anti-establishment parties took to the polls excitedly and, even more predictably, were slaughtered. Next came the “I told you so”
ANALYSIS: Doom-mongers are wrong about by-elections and community politics Read More »
