Capitalism
NHS
Health
Tackling Obesity is Everybody’s Business
Parenthood brings with it trials and joys, frustrations and fears. It is a great responsibility and we all want the best for our children. I confess my parental feeling recently has been of pride. Pride [more…]
Health
An essay on Autism. Not “weirdos”
I’ve been thinking of writing about Autism for a few months. When Greta Thunberg or, Saint Greta of Climate as I call her, started to pop-up in studios and in conversations with politicians she also [more…]
Arts
Euthanasia Machine
It all started innocently enough with my dad. Namely, with a botched Chinese take away for his 79th anniversary. He got so badly over it he had to go to hospital and had to stay [more…]
Health
An NHS Licence to Make Money
“Just sign here” Kerching! Duped by the Pharmacist We are constantly facing depleted NHS resources based on funding not keeping pace with what needs to be spent. Today I discovered a drain on NHS money [more…]
Arts
Some Thoughts on Tax
My role as leader of Britain’s newest political party takes me all over the country, usually the pace is too frenetic for me to take much of an interest in the logistical dynamics, but recently [more…]
Health
Diabetes – a personal journey
Diabetes and Politics Theresa May and Diane Abbott both have diabetes. May has publicly stated that she has Type 1 which means she has been managing it from a child. She injects 5 times a [more…]
Literature
High Places
High Places Britain’s hallowed corridors of power, invested with the great and good Aren’t confined to Westminster, Cardiff, Stormont or Holyrood In every Council Building, Mansion House, Mayors Office and Town Hall People devoid of [more…]
Health
NHS in Crisis
An acute shortage of basic medical supplies has left the NHS ‘close to breaking point’. NHS Managers and campaigners have revealed that only one week’s supply of basic necessities such as sick bags and Milk [more…]