Monthly Archives: November 2007

Yesterday I needed to refill my car. That meant paying ??40 to Mr Brown and ??20 to an oil company. The cheapest filling station was offering diesel at 3p a litre less than some others. As that represented a saving of ??1.80 and I had to pass it anyway it was the obvious place to [...]

Yesterday I spoke to the Bruges Group meeting in King’s College Hall, London about the need for a referendum on the Constitutional treaty. I proposed that all should write to and lobby MPs who promised a referendum on the Constitution before the 2005 election, and who now say they will not vote for one on [...]

How many more interviews of these two are we going to hear on the BBC with no question about Europe? Both these men believe in selling our country down the river to the Brussels bureaucracy. Both campaigned for a referendum on the Constitution to win their seats for the first time in 2005, and both [...]

As Gordon Brown must be fed up with Alex Salmond and the Scottish National party running rings round him, fomenting English dissent with the Union, I suggest the following advice to the Prime Minister: To rime Minister From :Senior Political Adviser I understand your reasons for turning down a referendum on the EU Treaty, even [...]

This government often lacks a sense of irony and timing. This week they proudly announced 20 minutes had been lopped off the train journey time from a London station to Paris, after substantial taxpayer expense. At the same time they announced that they intended to introduce some security scanning at larger stations, including St Pancras, [...]