Monthly Archives: October 2017

The sexual harassment scandal might start to pick up pace today, some papers, but by no means all, are starting to cover the story now.  The Tories so far are the worse offenders if the alleged stories are true but … Continue reading →

Catalunya declared independence last night after the yes vote for independence from Spain on Sunday 1st October 2017.   A referendum that was held under the most disgusting physical and democratic attacks by the fascist Spanish Government and Police storm … Continue reading →

I have been revisiting some albums this week and listened to Guns N Roses Appetite for Destruction for the first time in a long while. I had forgotten how good this album was to be honest. It came out around … Continue reading →

There is an interesting article in The National today, and very well covered by Peter A Bell over on Referendum 2018. If you haven’t checked out Referendum 2018 then you should, it is one of the best sites out there … Continue reading →

I was chatting to one of my colleagues yesterday at lunchtime who was a very passionate and vocal remain voter in the EU referendum in June and he surprised me yesterday when he said if another referendum is held he … Continue reading →

This afternoon I had the chance to watch a couple of hours of the debate in Westminster on Universal Credit. Universal Credit is a monthly payment to help those on benefits with living costs. Universal Credit will replace the following benefits: •Child Tax … Continue reading →

This story is doing the rounds today and it is more than frightening to say the least. Remember the Labour, Tory and Liberal threats about Scotland being skint in the event of an independence vote. Well it appears the UK … Continue reading →

I am off to Catalonia tomorrow for a week, staying about 40 minutes from Barcelona. Will definitely be very interesting if they declare independence on Monday, good for them, it will be exciting to be there and hopefully not too … Continue reading →

Sky have found that 52% of people think Theresa May is a weak Prime Minister.  Who would have thunk it. 43% also believe it would be a mistake for May to lead the Tories into the next General Election, I … Continue reading →

it still helps to be male, white, privately educated, and have gone to Oxford or Cambridge. That is the findings of the House of Parliament into the current demographics of Westminster. The report found that women make up 32% of MPs … Continue reading →