EU Vote Shifts Bloc Further Right Than Ever Before The European elections have delivered a political earthquake across the continent, with parties gaining ground that share a common antipathy towards Brussels overreach, immigration, and the EU’s net zero emissions target. Emmanuel Macron’s decision to call a snap election in France… Read More »EU Vote Shifts Bloc Further Right Than Ever Before
Slashing Government Waste Reform UK Critical reforms needed in the first 100 days The Bank of England Must Stop Paying Interest to Commercial Banks on QE Reserves. Other central banks are not doing this. Senior economists and a former Deputy Governor of the Bank of England (BoE) agree. This saves… Read More »Slashing Government Waste
Your input has been priceless Good afternoon, everyone. I hope you are all well. It has been nonstop. What an interesting time. Today, I had a public meet and greet here in Northampton, where members of the public, Reform supporters, and voters could drop in, meet myself and a couple… Read More »Your input has been priceless
Gover and Out Renters reform bill now under threat Housing Secretary Michael Gove has become the latest high-profile MP to announce he would step down ahead of July’s General Election. Gove said he won’t stand as the Conservative candidate for Surrey Heath when the nation goes to the polls on… Read More »Gover and Out
Following the childish debate between the Prime Minister and Keir Starmer, if there is one thing that has been brutally revealed about the Labour party is that their figures do not add up. Once again, they are trying to misdirect the British public with promised that income tax and national insurance will not rise, but there are so many other taxes that they could and would need to rely on to fill the massive hole in their budget.
The Return of Nigel Farage will be the final nail in the Conservative coffin As soon as Nigel announced that he was standing, my email ignited and has not stopped since. I have no idea how many people are joining Reform UK at the moment, but it is invariably a… Read More »The Return of Nigel Farage will be the final nail in the Conservative coffin
Let’s talk about education In the UK, there are approximately 600,000 pupils who attend independent schools, formerly referred to as public schools. The average fee is £18,000 per child per year, and Labour are planning to add VAT to this, which will increase fees by roughly £3,600 per year per… Read More »Let’s talk about education
Reform UK Northampton meeting with Ben Habib on Friday 31st May On Friday the 31st May, I will be holding my first Reform UK public meeting, here in Kingsthorpe village, Northampton. This will be the first of many opportunities for myself and the other Northamptonshire candidates, including Ben Habib, to… Read More »Reform UK Northampton meeting with Ben Habib on Friday 31st May
More farmland under threat in Northampton Proposed Housing Development Faces Backlash in Harpole Village A plan to construct 450 new homes on farmland near the village of Harpole, just outside Northampton, has sparked widespread opposition from local residents. The development, proposed by Davidsons Developments Ltd, would be situated on greenfield… Read More »More farmland under threat in Northampton
