Opinion Archives - Page 5 of 16

First East Midlands Mayor election to cost eye-watering £4 million.

Tom Batten / News / 17 March 2024 / East Midlands, England, Opinion

Residents across Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Derby and Nottingham will get the chance to vote for the first-ever East Midlands Mayor next May after councils gave the go-ahead to devolution for the region. Devolution is a form of administrative decentralisation involving the delegation of administrative powers from central government to regional or local levels. It’s a policy […]

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Home Office is in Urgent need of reform, says ex-watchdog Boss.

William Gibson / News / 15 March 2024 / England, London, Migration, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

The Home Office is “dysfunctional” and in desperate need of reform, the sacked borders watchdog David Neal has said in his latest broadside against the Government. Watchdog boss David Neal was removed after he warned that “high-risk” private jet flights were landing in the UK without proper checks. Mr Neal, appointed in 2021 but already due to leave after

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Money talks.

Simon Crane / News / 13 March 2024 / Discrimination, England, London, Opinion

A Tory party donor has apologised for saying Diane Abbott makes him hate all black women! Frank Hester, who has donated over £10 million to the conservatives, has said his comments had nothing to do with her gender or race. A spokesperson for the prime minister said. “The comments allegedly made by Frank Hester were

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Voters in Ireland resoundingly reject changes to the country’s Constitution.

William Gibson / News / 13 March 2024 / Europe, Opinion

Ireland has voted to reject Government proposals to change the Constitution, which would have widened the definition of family to include families not based on marriage. The proposal would have expanded marriage to include ‘durable relationships’ such as cohabiting couples, but it was rejected by 67.7%. The public also rejected a proposal that would have changed the

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Fracking

Homeland Admin / News / 9 March 2024 / England, Environnment, Infrastructure, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

While the issue of Fracking in Britain has gone quiet, it’s always good to keep it in mind in an era when we are constantly told of rolling blackouts on the horizon as energy prices soar. Onshore fracking enjoyed a brief ban that has since been overturned. Fracking sits waiting on the boundary of this

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The Homeland Party Official Statement on the Budget.

Jerome O'Reilly / News / 7 March 2024 / Economy, England, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt vowed several times to end the reliance on migration for growth “by building a high-wage, high-skill economy” and “not just higher GDP but higher GDP per head.” However, he did not outline any policies that would achieve this. To be clear, migration has always been at the heart of the Tory economic

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Schoolgirl stabbed in her English class.

Tom Batten / News / 3 March 2024 / Crime, England, Opinion, West Midlands

Of all the afflictions ravaging modern Britain, there is none more tragic than those that harm our children. Today, we report on a particularly horrifying case, that of Chloe Fisher, 15, who was assaulted at school with a pair of scissors. She was left with a gaping wound after the attack in the classroom and

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Immigration and borders watchdog sacked for leaking critical reports.

Tom Batten / News / 23 February 2024 / England, London, Migration, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

Immigration is a huge problem in the UK, but you don’t need us to tell you that. If you’ve been following our articles and media for a while, you’ll know it’s an issue we take seriously at the Homeland Party. We’ve called out the government numerous times over their disastrous immigration policies and non-existent border

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Children’s education in money matters should start before high school, say teachers.

William Gibson / News / 22 February 2024 / Education, England, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

Most teachers believe children’s financial education should begin in primary school. More than three in four teachers say most pupils leave school without the critical financial skills needed for life, a survey showed. An overwhelming majority of teachers in the UK think children should be taught about money before they start secondary school, the poll for

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We are calling for an immigration referendum.

Paul Williams / News / 21 February 2024 / England, London, Migration, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

A new report from the Centre for Migration Control, based on Official National Statistics data, casts further doubt on the supposed economic merits of mass immigration, which the cheerleaders of that policy so often claim, whether they be in the treasury or the liberal media. It found that since 2020, £24 billion has been given

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