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Keith Nevols: September 2014
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Thursday, September 25, 2014. Letter to Sittingbourne News Extra - A Parliament For England. With the debate in Scotland over, the focus is rightly shifting onto England and already the Conservative MPs are discussing different ways to betray the voters of England. The latest proposal is for England's MPs to double up as a substitute Assembly which is not only unworkable but also ludicrous. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sittingbourne, Kent, United Kingdom. Please email me on keithnevols@hotmail.com. Gordon...
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Keith Nevols: December 2014
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Tuesday, December 23, 2014. Labour's Tax and Liberal Democrat Fairness - Letter to Sittingbourne News Extra. This letter is a reply to a contribution from Mr Barry Pearson who advocates we should vote Labour because they would take more from the top 1%. Barry Pearson thinks we should vote Labour because, as he puts it, they will take more from the top 1%. Oh, what a short memory he has. Does he remember what the top rate of tax was from June 1997 to April 2010 under a Labour government? In the coalition,...
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Keith Nevols: July 2013
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Sunday, July 14, 2013. Coalition Politics and Andrew Adonis in '5 Days in May'. Having read David Laws and Peter Mandelson. On the topic, I decided to purchase. Andrew Adonis’s book on the coalition negotiations ‘. Five Days in May. 8217; While this. Immediacy of the other books, it has. The advantage of looking back from afar and assessing the author’s views of progress and what coalitions could mean if, as some might expect, they are to be a common feature of UK politics. Throughout the account, Adonis...
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Keith Nevols: May 2014
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Sunday, May 25, 2014. A Brief History Lesson. Can you name the time and place? 1 A country which has come through some tough times but beginning to recover. 2 A section of society being singled out and blamed by some for the country's ills. 3 Individuals concerned about their country's culture and traditions who feel they are being ignored. 4 General disillusionment, distrust and, in some cases, absolute hatred, with the established political parties and individuals. Yes, that's right. We have proved to ...
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Keith Nevols: March 2013
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Thursday, March 28, 2013. An Important Point Leveson Didn't Cover. Here is the BBC News at Ten O’clock. The headlines are:. That’s the message across the country for tomorrow’s general election – vote Conservative. Nick Robinson, our political editor, reports why a Conservative majority government is the best answer to the country’s problems. Our economics editor, Robert Peston, discusses the dangers to the economy of implementing policies promoted by the Labour party. The Sun, The Daily Mail, The Times,...
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Keith Nevols: January 2014
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Thursday, January 23, 2014. Benefits to the UK of the European Union - Letter to Sittingbourne News Extra. The Eurosceptic cause has been well argued for lately, but has anyone considered the other viewpoint? There are two sides to every argument. No-one says the European Union is perfect, but there are considerable benefits to the UK's membership. Of course the European Union has many faults - it is over-bureaucratic, inefficient and expensive - and these are the things we should be campaigning to chang...
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Keith Nevols: The Clegg-Farage Debates: It Was Nick Wot Lost It
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Tuesday, April 8, 2014. The Clegg-Farage Debates: It Was Nick Wot Lost It. One point was lost amongst all the debates about the Clegg-Farage outcome. The number of Conservative and UKIP supporters, as well as anti-Clegg Labourites, far outweighs the number of Liberal Democrat supporters. Given this fact, it would be virtually impossible for Nick Clegg to win any sort of opinion poll over Nigel Farage. Instead Nick decided to directly attack Farage and UKIP. This would be effective if the debate was b...
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Keith Nevols: Go Back To Your Constituencies - And Prepare For Opposition!
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Tuesday, May 6, 2014. Go Back To Your Constituencies - And Prepare For Opposition! There is one year to the next general election - and speculation will increase over the result, and the consequences. As we enter the last year of the coalition government, there is much that we Liberal Democrats can look back on with pride. We have proved to be capable and effective in government, and that we can produce good ministers and work well with those with whom we do not agree on most things. 2015 is general elec...
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Keith Nevols: December 2013
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Monday, December 30, 2013. My Review of 2013 And A Look To 2014. This has been a relatively quiet year, hence my lack of blog entries, but has concluded with my election as Chair of the Swale Liberal Democrats for the important year of 2014 - important because of its lead-up to election year. And (iv) the development of a strategy for the 2015 Swale council elections. I have some ideas along these paths which I will be taking to our committee meetings, and hopefully increasing our activity.
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Keith Nevols: Immigration and the Lib Dem Policies - Letter to Sittingbourne News Extra
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Wednesday, January 7, 2015. Immigration and the Lib Dem Policies - Letter to Sittingbourne News Extra. Mike Apps asks for more policy details and less rhetoric from the parties on the key topic of immigration. I am happy to oblige. And all this is on top of what Liberal Democrats have already achieved in government - such as closing loopholes, reducing levels of appeal, and making it impossible for migrants to leapfrog over local people in the council housing queue. March 5, 2015 at 2:54 AM. Immigration ...
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