Second EU Referendum?
So how many times do we have to hear Gove, BoJo, May and the rest of her rivals (sorry, colleagues) claim that a second referendum is against democracy, that we …
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Silent Suburban Elephants
Silent Suburban Elephants In the chilling hours of Saturday 24th February 2018 as the sun set to leave a frozen bite on unprotected skin, a band of hopefuls assembled in …
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Jeremy Corbyn – The Spy who Loves Gardening
So… What’s dominated the headlines this week? Leading Labour party members accused of Communist conspiracies? Haha. Like a bad television drama on its tenth rerun, major news outlets are perpetually …
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Democratic Deficit
Watching Sunday Politics this morning I was struck by two things that Jacob Rees-Mogg said. 1. That Remain campaigners would not be calling for a second referendum if they had …
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Who are the Consumers at Marketschools?
“If you want to make it to old age sane then; don’t do hard drugs, don’t ride a motorbike and don’t go into teaching” I entered into teaching with a …
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Best of Frenemies?
When Dr King Shultz and Django Freeman sauntered into Candyland, it was with a devious plan to hoodwink Monsieur Calvin Candie with a glittering, too-good-to-be-true offer for the worthless Eskimo …
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How to Help the Homeless
Following on from my piece regarding increasing homelessness in the UK Found here I now write regarding the ways we can help Homeless people if we see them on the streets or …
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Is Debt a good thing ?
Send this picture to every Conservative voter you know and If they say “well labour nearly doubled the debt, and debt’s a good thing anyway” then just take a breath …
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The new Reflective
The UK mainstream media is an incredibly influential part of our lives. Starting with the old fashioned printed newspapers, and now online and on social media, we have the news …
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This Crossroads Looks More Like a Dead-End for Stormont.
This week saw the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, James Brokenshire, introduce the budget bill for the Province at Westminster. After months of behind the scenes negotiations, both the …
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