EU introducing ‘Orwellian ministry of truth’ EU’s “Ministry of Truth” Controversy: Tackling Fake News Online Introduction In a move that has stirred controversy and drawn comparisons to George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984,” the European Union (EU) has rolled out a new plan to combat what it perceives as online “disinformation.”… Read More »EU introducing ‘Orwellian ministry of truth’
Empowerment and Equality – The Married Women’s Property Act of 1882 On the 18th of August in the year 1882, a significant milestone was achieved in the realm of women’s rights and legal reform with the enactment of the Married Women’s Property Act of 1882. This transformative piece of legislation,… Read More »Empowerment and Equality – The Married Women’s Property Act of 1882
The Danger of ULEZ – The Thin End of the Wedge Euro 1 to Euro 7 – A Comprehensive Guide to Emission Standards *Understanding Emission Standards: From Euro 1 to Euro 7* In an era marked by the shift towards electric vehicles and heightened environmental consciousness, the global community is… Read More »The Danger of ULEZ – The Thin End of the Wedge
NatWest’s New Cash Limits Spark Concerns of a Cashless Society Introduction NatWest, one of the UK’s prominent high-street banks, has recently implemented changes that have raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the direction of the banking industry. With the introduction of new conditions granting the bank the authority to set… Read More »NatWest’s New Cash Limits Spark Concerns of a Cashless Society
Mixed use developments are a roadmap for urban regeneration The Power of People-Oriented Cities: Embracing Sustainable and Livable Development Introduction In today’s world, where urbanization is on the rise, cities face significant challenges in ensuring sustainability and livability for their residents. In this regard, transit-oriented development (TOD) emerges as a… Read More »Mixed use developments are a roadmap for urban regeneration
The case for Neo-Malthusianism Neo-Malthusianism: Striking a Balance for a Sustainable Future Introduction: In today’s world, the topic of population growth and its impact on resources and the environment continues to be a pressing concern. While the ideas of Thomas Robert Malthus, an influential 18th-century economist, were often… Read More »The case for Neo-Malthusianism
Why it is so hard to get justice Why it’s so difficult to get good legal representation? Not going to have a go at solicitors, well, maybe little bit! However, I will also speak partly in their defence, but more importantly it’s about actually pointing out to you, just… Read More »Why it is so hard to get justice
Help me to end homelessness I released this video a couple of years ago, after noticing that an industrial unit here in Northampton, was still empty after ten years! Homelessness is increasing dramatically and in this day and age, no matter what anyone has done, no matter what their individual… Read More »Help me to end homelessness
Is the institution of marriage now more or less dead Feminist Louise Perry has published another extract from her book, in which she discusses the fall of marriage. The institution of marriage is now more or less dead. In 1968, eight per cent of children were born to parents… Read More »Is the institution of marriage now more or less dead
Women and the sexual revolution Feminist author LOUISE PERRY recently wrote an article in The Mail, titled “Why the sexual revolution has been a disaster for women today” which makes a very real and relative argument, about the real loss to women, hidden behind a cloud of ’empowerment’ Here… Read More »Women and the sexual revolution
