Monthly Archives: July 2019

The UK government has said that the crisis at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast is “ultimately a commercial issue”. That’s an abdication of responsibility, they should be stepping… Read more »

Today the foreign secretary Dominic Raab has said that the British Government will take steps to introduce direct rule in the event of a no deal Brexit scenario, so that… Read more »

Delighted that UKIP in Northern Ireland were able to welcome a selection of our leadership candidates to the Province. In addition to Ben Walker not being unable to attend due… Read more »

The curtailing of speech – and by extension thought. To diminish the freedoms of a society, it is first necessary to limit the abilities and opportunities of those who would… Read more »

Julian Smith MP is the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. It is hoped the new Secretary of State for Northern Ireland will take the interests of our Province to… Read more »

Boris Johnson becomes our Prime Minister Congratulations to Boris Johnson on becoming our latest Prime Minister by a considerable margin It is hoped he will fulfil the wishes of 17.5… Read more »

This is a free programme which provides an insight into starting a business or allows you to take the first steps to gaining employment You do not need to have… Read more »

Before the Cold War had formally come to an end and tanks were moving in on Tiannamen Square, it seemed like democracy, pure and free were prerequisites for economic success…. Read more »

From @LetsFindLisa This little keyring is my daily reminder of my beautiful sister. Every time I look at it my heart aches. My mind wanders to where she could be,… Read more »

How is it justifiable that a terrorist can be classified as a victim, and would, therefore, be eligible for a victim’s pension. It’s extremely difficult to comprehend that our (taxpayers)… Read more »