A good fisheries policy could be a means of binding the UK together, mitigating the worst aspects of devolution and maybe even hastening the decline of the Scottish nationalists. Before looking at the reasons why, for the benefit of any […]
Mrs Betty Simmerson has recently died aged 92 but will never be forgotten. She and her husband, Reg, were among the first fighters against the United Kingdom joining the EEC and their consistent and active opposition heartened and inspired others […]
While the official Leave campaign faced much flak – both during and after the campaign – for giving misleading information, the Remain campaign was no better. This scathing article exposes their hypocrisy. The author compares current statements from hard-core remainers […]
Thanks to our membership of the European Union, there are now no “British waters”. Whereas independent countries have control of an area which stretches out 200 nautical miles from the low water shore line (or to the median point when […]
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard. This article originally appeared in the Daily Telegraph. The European Central Bank is becoming dangerously over-extended and the whole euro project is unworkable in its current form, the founding architect of the monetary union has warned. “One […]
George West and I were among an audience of business people, local councillors and reporters at a meeting called by the Bank of England at the National Space Centre near Leicester to explain its role. It was one of a […]
