Working together: high-priority

The country needs a stable policy environment to provide a transport system that enables growth. So says Richard Holden MP, Conservative shadow Secretary of State for transport ( Discussion Brief, Transport : Growth and Delivery , 14 March 2026). I doubt the outgoing PM, Keir Starmer or his next successor, especially if it is Andy … Continue reading Working together: high-priority

Will Starmer resign (3)

He has resigned. Perhaps he has reigned in disgust, but if so he did not say it. Instead he said he believes that his resignation is in the best interest of the country. Clearly the BBC are pleased, anticipating as one of their journalists outside 10 Downing Street said, for them it will be a … Continue reading Will Starmer resign (3)

Will Starmer resign (2)

Now 9.22am and clearly BBC expect Starmer to make a resignation statement shortly. With their connections they will know. if he does go, the BBC faces an indictment. They have played the lead role in forcing the resignation of a leader elected less than two years ago. This is power without accountability. It is a … Continue reading Will Starmer resign (2)

Will Starmer resign?

No blogs for some weeks, partly due to personal issues taking priority and partly due to lack of substantive planning and housing supply catalysts. In fact I feel the vested land interests are now fully aware of, and are absorbing thethe realities of no housing. Recognition we have a problem and no solution is actually … Continue reading Will Starmer resign?