PM’s success in key negotiations 18th March 2023 ‘Negotiating international treaties is no tougher than rolling out of bed’ is how easy some people think it is. They also think that, once negotiated, treaties... Articles
Greater Manchester Clean Air Zone 18th February 2023 Are you taxed enough yet – you may think so, I would say too much already but not all politicians would agree. It is not just that they keep existing taxes high... Articles
Legislation that can be abused 4th February 2023 A man rapes a woman. He then rapes another woman. He is then arrested, prosecuted, convicted and sentenced to prison. A rare success we may think when so few of... Articles
How is the mayor's performance judged? 21st January 2023 Lancashire has seen more than her fair share of political tinkering over the years. Edward Heath created the administrative areas of Merseyside and Greater... Articles
More problems to deal with in 2023 7th January 2023 Normally, I enjoy the media when they do their round up of the year as we approach Christmas but, looking back, there was not much to feel happy about... Articles
An insight into the work of an MP 10th December 2022 How MPs spend their time is a regular question that people ask. Prime Minister’s Questions is the big weekly event in routine politics but it can give a... Articles
Not guilty of ‘climate crimes’ 14th November 2022 Reparations and the idea of money owed by the British people to billions around the world has been reintroduced into the political debate by the Labour Party... Articles
COP27 activism 12th November 2022 As political life stabilises for a short while before the Autumn Statement sets out just how tough things will get over the next few months and years, it is... Articles
Exciting times on the world stage 3rd November 2022 It is always good to have a reason to celebrate. England are off to a cracking start in the Rugby World Cup and it was wonderful to see them beat France in... Articles