Jon Bright (London, OK): Hat-tip to Zohra Moosa for alerting me to this EDM which attempts to correct an absurd injustice in the UK's marriage laws. Currently,
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Despite lots of things I have always had great admiration for Peter Hain. He proved himself to be a wonderful organiser and the young Hain helped
jan-11 Dear Readers, Supporters, Contributors and Members,
First - thank you to all of you who have given, and especially to those of you who gave yesterday. If we can
Jane O'Grady reviews: Towards the Light: A Story of the Struggles for Liberty and Rights that Made the Modern West by A. C. Grayling.
Reading this timely book
Jon Bright (London, OK): Hat-tip to the ever useful Direct Democracy mail for a few of these links - starting with this Conor Burns article on Conservative Home. It'
Tony Curzon Price (London, openDemocracy): I entirely support Stuart Weir's view that a decision as momentous as restarting nuclear build should be arrived at by something like a
Dear Readers, Supporters and Members,
It has been a real pleasure asking supporters for a quote and a link and posting these up on the site - it is a surprisingly
Man in a Shed (Woking, atoryblog.blogspot.com): Interesting article in the Guardian today about the inevitability of the break up of the UK, unless federalism is implemented.
Lets be
Stuart Weir (Cambridge, Democratic Audit): I am intuitively, perhaps ideologically, against nuclear power. I sat in on the deliberations of the Nuclear Consultation Working Group that has just issued a
Guy Aitchison (London, OK): Our Kingdom was set up early last summer to provide a space for informed debate and analysis on the remarkable constitutional upheavals taking place in the
Peter Oborne reviews: Best for Britain?: The Politics and Legacy of Gordon Brown by Simon Lee.
This book brilliantly dissects Brown the intellectual and exposes the cynicism and dishonesty behind
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): I wish Nick Clegg well, but this I can't resist. He did today's Guardian's G2 Question time. Asked why he
