Dr Carl Hunter: The UK's Place in the World on EU Exit
Following a rousing speech by Secretary of State for International Trade Dr Liam Fox at Lancaster House in December, CEO, career exporter and former Greenjacket Officer Dr Carl Stephen Patrick Hunter agreed with the exceptional Minister. Dr Fox was inspiring amongst a world of despondency for our future on EU Exit.
These are Carls’ words …
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Dr Martin Parsons: Brexit - it isn't a divorce
During the referendum Brexit was repeatedly portrayed as a divorce. It wasn’t and isn’t for the rather obvious reason that as a country we were never actually married to the EU. One could of course argue that as the EU moved towards ‘ever closer union’, we could perhaps be described as being engaged. But in no sense could the UK be described as having entered into a marital union.
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The Rt. Hon Theresa Villiers: Delivering a Strong Economy
My greatest goal in politics is a strong economy. Without that, it becomes almost impossible to deliver any other political goal. We need sound public finances and a strong economy to fund the NHS, schools and all the public services we value. I believe that this issue is central to the choice facing voters at this election.
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Chrissie Boyle: Next time, Voters first please
It’s been four days since I woke up, for the first time ever, in a Labour seat. In the (very) few hours since I fell asleep, Battersea had fallen to Labour candidate Marsha de Cova. Given Jane Ellison’s majority of nearly 8,000 - she was not thought to be in trouble. How wrong we were.
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