by Chris Rogers | 30 Jun 2016 | European Union
With David Cameron’s announcement that he will stand down as Prime Minister, we see the breaking on the wheel of European policy the career of the third Conservative Prime Minister in a row. Margaret Thatcher was ousted from office ultimately because the pro-european...
by Chris Rogers | 30 Jun 2016 | Uncategorized
Despite obvious flaws in both major US presidential candidates, Americans are still likely to decline Gary Johnson’s invitation to be libertarian with him in November, writes Whitehouse Director Carl Thomson for the Huffington Post. To read Carl’s full...
by Chris Rogers | 30 Jun 2016 | European Union
So that’s that then, the UK is at the departure door, flicking through its passport, checking luggage and stuffing the travel toothpaste into a clear bag. But what happens next? Tourism is a good place to start given this is where British citizens felt the first...
by Chris Rogers | 29 Jun 2016 | Welfare
Homelessness continues to be a growing problem in the UK. According to the National Audit Office 3,569 people were sleeping on the streets last year compared to 1,768 in 2010. During that time the average number of households accepted as homeless has increased from...
by Chris Rogers | 24 Jun 2016 | European Union
Given the enormity of the UK’s decision to leave the EU, many people have barely begun to contemplate the full extent of changes now ahead of us as a country. Yet there has already been some indication today of just how fragmented our party political system could soon...
