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Tag Archives: Boris Johnson
Mersey Port Health Problems Show Johnson’s ‘Oven Ready Deal’ is still in the Deep Freeze
I found out at a meeting of the Mersey Port Health Authority last week that the Port will face major problems from 1st January After questioning from me, the Chief Port Health Officer, Mercola Douglas revealed two main problems: Firstly, … Continue reading
Northern Lib Dems call on PM for real support to stop a deeper North/South divide
I’m one of is one of 30 Lib Dem Cllrs, MPs and Peers from across the North of England who has signed a letter to the Prime Minister calling for localisation of health and economic powers to local and regional … Continue reading
Last night I cried for my Country
Last night I tuned in to the ‘Last Night of the Proms’ as I do most years. It’s a bit of tradition with flag waving and old established tunes which evoke a past which was by no means glorious but … Continue reading
Is it now time for national politics to return to normal?
For the past three months there has been a marked reluctance from politicians to criticise each other. We have recognised that those in control at both national and local levels are facing huge and unprecedented problems. They have been making … Continue reading
Coronavirus Covid–19 Joe Anderson and Boris Johnson get it right!
Well there’s a headline I had never thought I would write but as I have looked at the recent press and public relations work undertaken by both of them I not only think this but feel that we should all … Continue reading
The implications for the UK of a King Lear in the USA
I’ve been thinking about the relationship between the UK for some time but my thoughts have been jolted to a conclusion when I read this in today’s Independent. “A group of mental health professionals have warned Congress it must act urgently to … Continue reading
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What will politics do to the main Parties in 2020?
One thing that we can say for certain is that politics will not be as tense in 2020 as it has been for the past 2 years. For the whole of that period the Parties have been on an almost … Continue reading
2019 – a mixed year for the Lib Dems
Well it was quite a year for the Lib Dems. It had its ups and its ups and its ups but then we had not so much a big down as a major disappointment! What was the good stuff that … Continue reading
