A letter to the Sunday Telegraph – 13th December 2015 SIR — It is not surprising that the rivers in Cumbria have flooded again (report December 6), so soon after the last inundation in 2009. The Environment Agency cites all kinds […]
When the Conservative Party under the leadership of Edward Heath won the June 1970 general election, Prime Minister Heath lost no time is opening up negotiation to join the EEC. By the time the formal application was entered the EEC […]
We welcome John Ashworth of Restore Britain’s Fish, who will be writing a series of articles about the EU’s iniquitous Common Fisheries Policy. Here is the first piece:- The events start with the Treaty of Rome, an international agreement that […]
thEUnit Digest Farmers would be ‘reckless and naive’ to think current farm support levels would continue if the UK left the European Union, according to a leading Conservative MEP. Richard Ashworth was responding to claims made by UKIP MEP Stuart […]
The current crisis on the Somerset Levels , is a personal tragedy for its residents, and an event which has brought this little known corner of England to the nation’s attention, and simultaneously turned the spotlight on those who must accept […]
Introductory The period around 1960 was a fertile time in the UK for satire and music – That Was The Week That Was and Beyond the Fringe to take two examples. At the Drop of a Hat was a double […]
