After a report by Sky News on a possible breach of the GDPR by the Liberal Democrats through mass data processing, we decided to send an FOI. You can read our email below. We are expected a reply no later than Monday 4th November, and will update here as needed. Continue Reading
Brexit Rally Weekend
Brexit rallies are coming, starting on November 1st with The Brexit Party, followed by Vote Leave on Saturday the 2nd. Check out our Amazon Shopping List below for our best tips on what to buy for the occasion, specially selected for price, quality, and delivery timescale. Links provided by Amazon Continue Reading
myPolitico Polling Information Release 20.09.19 – Leave Vote Split
After a couple of days of polling, we’ve received quite a few responses, more than we expected for such a new idea. Unfortunately, we didn’t receive enough responses for a full analysis as we’d have liked, but the interactive diagram below is consistent with what we’re seeing with the leave Continue Reading
GE2019: How Will a Pact Affect the Outcome?
Based on national polling, extrapolated across constituencies, and assuming that The Brexit Party do not stand in Conservative seats, or where they can win, and vice versa, it is clear that a pact is required: This information will update dynamically as new polls are released, showing the change in information Continue Reading
Bercow Shames the Role of Speaker
Last night’s shenanigans prior to prorogation were a sight to behold. Although complying with the request of Her Majesty’s Commission to attend Lords for prorogation, Speaker Bercow certainly made his mark on the role before he did so. Check out the video from our Twitter feed.
General Election 2019: Update
A general election on October 15th may be looming with Boris striking a deal to drop the filibustering in the Lords in return for votes to hold a general election. We’re not sure at this point whether it actually will go ahead or not, but as with the European and Continue Reading
Democracy: Driven into the Ground by Hysteria
In just a few short days of the signing of the prorogation of Parliament for three to four sitting days, things have taken a turn for the worst, and the mass hysteria has begun. MEPs plan to use the EU’s Article 7 rule of law powers to investigate Prime Minister Continue Reading
It’s Too Late, Remain
Today, Boris and the Moggmeister flew to Balmoral to request prorogation of Parliament. And it was agreed and signed. It’s game over for Remain, now. Let’s hope that Boris doesn’t use this time to try and force through a reheated version of May’s Withdrawal Agreement without the backstop. That is Continue Reading
Where’s Greta?
Find the Swedish “environmental wondergirl” right here on the website.
Adur Council blows a third of its money on legal fees in ONE YEAR
It has come to our attention as part of a new ‘Spotlight on Local Authorities’ initiative that Adur Council in 2018 spent over £11 million in legal fees to Stevens & Bolton LLP, a law firm based in Guildford, Surrey. Of the £34.5 million spent last year in services and Continue Reading