I recently saw an article in the Guardian called “Dining across the Divide.” It’s about two people, a Tory and a floating voter, having a meal and discussing immigration. The article goes through the various stages of their meal and their chat about this subject. Incidentally, they both seem to be for it but struggle […]
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Good news, everyone: the number of first-cousin marriages in Bradford’s Pakistani community has fallen off a cliff in the last decade, with immigration levels being suggested as a possible reason. 52 yr-old teacher Juwayriya Ahmed married her cousin in 1988 and spoke of the awkward moment her kids asked her how she met their dad
Fewer people marry their cousins. Read More »
A senior Labour councillor has quit the party hours after he was suspended for an “abhorrent” social media post. Khizar Hussain, who was already under investigation for sectarian chanting, allegedly uploaded a post to social media comparing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Hitler. The post was a depiction of Adolph Hitler wearing a mask
Councillor resigns after contentious social media post. Read More »
It’s not just the little people who are routinely subjugated by our supposedly democratic Government. It seems district councils have been welcomed into the club, with Ashfield District Council being the latest inductee. The Council has been battling with a group of travellers who moved in and set up their caravans on land next to
Nottinghamshire Council forced to accept travellers. Read More »
Mansfield District Council are getting basic Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks carried out on their elected members four years after the authority first said it required them to do so. The Labour-led council adopted a protocol backend 2019. Mansfield District Council members undergo a basic DBS check as part of the vetting process—this type
Mansfield Council does background checks on Councilors. Read More »
The Supreme Court has a history of aligning with the European Court of Human Rights, and since Brexit there has been a growing dissatisfaction with its decisions, not only its legal interpretations but also its role in blocking legislation; many progressive thinkers argue that the Court should have the power to operate beyond its traditional
Supreme Court ruled Rwanda deportations are unlawful. Read More »
It’s no secret that the COVID lockdown lunacy wreaked havoc with businesses up and down the country, with public leisure centres being hit particularly hard. So much so, in fact, that in July 2020, Huw Edwards, CEO of trade body ukactive, warned MPs that half of them could close by the end of the year.
Our leisure centres are disappearing. Read More »
As the saying goes, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the guns fell silent on the western front, marking the unofficial end of WW1. The official peace treaty would not be signed until 1919 with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. World War I was a turning point
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The green agenda is a strange beast. You’d have to have been living under a rock for the last few decades if you somehow missed the onslaught of fearmongering and guilt-tripping regarding fossil fuels, combustion engines, loss of nature and other supposed existential crises. This isn’t meant to sound flippant; there are, indeed, severe environmental
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A recently disclosed confidential document to the public reveals that the UK Government has put forward a controversial plan that involves categorising individuals with non-liberal beliefs as extremists. The proposed initiative is being promoted under the guise of advancing British Values. In the United Kingdom, the political system is being set up in a way
If you don’t believe in liberalism, then you are an extremist. Read More »
