After he finished in Cornwall, the Prime Minister came campaigning in Chesham and Amersham. Perhaps he might as well have stayed home
Author Archives: Peter Burke
Not A Sausage
After he finished in Cornwall, the Prime Minister came campaigning in Chesham and Amersham. Perhaps he might as well have stayed home
As the Dust Settles
A blog from Oxford for Europe’s chair following the local elections.
Election – What Election
Does your vote matter? A few thoughts from the chair of Oxford For Europe. Click here
A Vacuum of Integrity
It gives no pleasure to witness integrity and professionalism being treated as an optional extra by those in power
No Way To Start A Trade War
13 March 2021 Despite all the screamingly obvious evidence to the contrary, most of us hoped that by some miracle Brexit would turn out well. We still live in hope, but the chances are diminishing by the day. Some of what is happening was foreseeable, and some goes even further than the worst predictions ofContinue reading “No Way To Start A Trade War”
Defend the Right to Protest Peacefully
The government has tabled new legislation, the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill. We are concerned that it will seriously restrict the right of citizens to protest peacefully. It is being rushed through Parliament and will have its second reading debate this coming Monday (15th March). We feel that action needs to be taken nowContinue reading “Defend the Right to Protest Peacefully”
A Touch of Frost
27 February 2021 Another blog from the Chair, Peter Burke Previous Blogs – click here Find us also on Facebook and twitter: https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms https://www.facebook.com/oxfordstays Twitter: @Oxfordstays The views stated here are those of the author, and not necessarily those of Oxford For Europe
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We Don’t Want To Spoil You, Mr Ambassador
Blog from the Chair