Bus driver fired for offering first aid
Anger over senseless sacking People are naturally incensed that a bus driver Matthew Patis was fired for carrying a defibrillator and first […]
Month: October 2025
How the 1832 Club planning approach helps the SME sector
What problem are why trying to solve? The incremental growth of government overreach in business life means that nowadays each political and […]
Is the PPE procurement scandal just the tip of the iceberg?
The chancellor, Rachel Reeves’s revelation of failed COVID PPE contracts creating a £1.4 billion hole in public finances grabs the headlines. But […]
The Great Reform Act of 1832
BRITAIN’S STEP TOWARDS MODERN DEMOCRACY In the early 1800s, Britain’s political system had hardly moved on from the Middle Ages. The whole […]
The Great British Council Fiasco: A Tale of Flags, Flags, and a Forgotten Agenda
Once upon a time in the sleepy town of Mudford-on-Thames (a fictional stand-in for every Reform UK-controlled council in 2025), the newly […]