Anne Marie Waters Friday 1st July 2022 Last week I spoke to an American organisation about the state of migration to the UK and the response of the country to this. I was asked for a written summary, and decided to publish that summary here. Let’s start with the numbers, as best we can ascertain... Read more
Anne Marie Waters Friday 17th June 2022 This was never going to work. Priti Patel clearly thought that by stating she’d send illegal immigrants to be processed in Rwanda, the numbers of those crossing the channel would drop. She was wrong. It was another failed gimmick by a government trading in gimmicks. In April, the... Read more
Anne Marie Waters Friday 27th May 2022 It’s not easy to get to the truth about the latest World Health Organisation controversy, and that’s always worrying. The House of Commons library (on May 18th 2022) posted this: In March 2021, a group 0f world leaders, including UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, announced an initiative for... Read more
By Frankie Rufolo, For Britain candidate for Exwick Franke Rufolo confronts local Labour politician For almost a decade, Exeter City Council has been completely Labour-dominated. For twenty-five years, the MP Ben Bradshaw has held one of the party’s safest seats. Until recently, they were in control of Plymouth whereas in more rural areas, the party... Read more
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 13th February 2022 We are told to brace ourselves, to prepare for the worst. We are apparently facing one of the worst cost-of-living emergencies for decades. Inflation is at its highest rate for 30 years, but what is causing it and what can (and should) the government do about it? First... Read more
