Momentum: Time To Reclaim Democracy
“What is to become of those destitute millions, who consume today, what they earned yesterday; who have created the greatness of England by their inventions and their toil; who become […]
Jeremy Corbyn: A New Hope
I sat on the cold damp steps of St Luke’s, my eyes fixated on my phone as I nervously awaited the result of Labour’s leadership vote. Around me people were […]
The Refugee And The Amnesic Prime Minister
In November David Cameron will stand at the nations Cenotaph, his face dripping with the requisite grim solemnity. He will be flanked by leaders past and also current foes. A […]
Refugee Crisis: A Plea For Empathy And Compassion
Imagine just for a moment that your world is crashing down around you. Everything you once looked to for safety is gone. You’re home, job, parents, children ripped from you […]
A once in a generation opportunity
A terrible affliction has beset he parliamentary Labour Party. They are possessed with fear and loathing. Demons haunt their dreams and consume their waking moments. They are so beside themselves […]
Liverpool out in force for Corbyn
Standing on tip-toes, crammed into door-ways, desperate for the briefest of glimpses or to hear just a fragment of speech. This was how the people of Liverpool and Merseyside greeted […]
Political Parties: What are they good for?
There will be ‘blood on the carpet’ within the Labour movement following the 2015 General Election result. This is truly a low point. From where they stand now it seems […]
Disunited Kingdom: The broken democracy
Last night Britain’s political system failed the majority of people in our country. After five years of austerity we are forced to accept that by the time of the next […]
Football and Politics: An uncomfortable truth
This article by me was also published on http://www.thisisanfield.com With the UK General Election looming, it’s time to consider the politics of football. Some argue it has no place in […]
Ramblings of an Ordinary Man 