Davos | Going Postal

How Democracy Has Lost Its Way

14th May 2019 Godfrey Bloom 0

Most of us don’t think too much about democracy except perhaps at election time. We are probably too busy living lives of quiet desperation running a business, paying extortionate taxes & trying to keep one [more…]

Fightback

22nd June 2018 0

Piers Ponsondby was startled from his daydreaming by the sharp rapping on his office door. Shuffling papers across his desk to give the impression of industry, he closed his web browser, puffed out his pigeon [more...]
A Demographic, Disenfranchised – Part Two

27th July 2017 0

Fallout Following the referendum and after over 9 years and three stints as leader of UKIP Nigel Farage resigned his post for the very last time (he said), in November 2016. He had stepped into [more...]
A Wiltshire Junior School, 1953 to 1957

6th April 2017 0

Change has always come slowly to rural Wiltshire, in 1957 the 1944 Education Act hadn’t affected my schooling to any great extent. The school I moved to after the infant school was one that took [more...]
Concorde – End of an era

11th May 2016 0

Initial thoughts of such transport were started in the 1950’s, focusing around the required wing shape necessary for both supersonic flight and low speed manoeuvrability, but it wasn’t until the Anglo-French accord of 1960 that [more...]
The Unseen Path – Part Thirty Nine

5th May 2018 0

Well, he had made the last train back from Brussels to St Pancras; that was one of the few things about the day to give him any satisfaction. Following the previous week’s meeting, he had [more...]