Westminster News

It has always been the case that students engage in political debate, but probably less so those in their A level years. I certainly remember in my A level...

Thousands of people will have been waking up this week worried about their jobs. Hundreds of thousands, if not more, will have been waking up worrying about...

The bigger news of the week from Westminster has been the government reshuffle. Before I became involved in politics, I could never quite get my head around...

Last week, in amongst the joy and happiness of the Christmas season, I spent a sad moment at the funeral of John Holden. John had been mayor of Stourport a few...

There is nothing more Christmassy at this time of year than to see it snowing. The sight of happy children building snowmen and tobogganing conjures up a...

The latest round of EU negotiations demonstrates just how incredibly tricky the process of exiting the EU can be. Actually, the really tricky bit is the border...

Last week saw the first Autumn budget. Up until now, the main budget statement was made in March, whilst the Autumn Budget was more of an update. There is...

The process of the EU Withdrawal Bill continues through its committee stage in the House of Commons. A technical piece of Commons machinations, several hundred...

With three towns in Wyre Forest and many local churches, it was always going to be a challenge to know which Remembrance Sunday service to attend. Years ago I...