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Parliamentary sovereignty won’t protect us from the EU, because it’s already dead
So I didn’t call it right: I thought David Cameron would at the very least call a referendum to give a Conservative government the mandate to re-negotiate some of the terms of the UK’s mem… more →
A National Conversation For England
Parliamentary sovereignty won’t protect us from the EU, because it’s already dead
David wrote 3 weeks ago: So I didn’t call it right: I thought David Cameron would at the very least call a referendum t … more →
Real Change: Britain or England?
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David wrote 4 months ago: Introduction: Deliberations on British-constitutional reform must factor in the national questions I … more →
Regrettably, I’m voting UKIP
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David wrote 5 months ago: Never thought I’d say that! I don’t consider myself to be politically right-wing and I … more →
The governance of England must not be left out of the process of constitutional reform
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David wrote 6 months ago: Over the past week or so, I’ve been attempting to write a rather long post on the implications … more →
Devolution as it should (have) be(en)
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David wrote 8 months ago: One of the objections that is often raised to an English Parliament is that it would add a whole new … more →
Must Our Modern Liberty Be English Liberty?
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David wrote 8 months ago: I’ve been thinking and reading quite a bit recently on the subject of liberty and the national … more →
The National Conversation For England supports the National Conversation for England
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David wrote 10 months ago: I was somewhat surprised this morning to find that Gareth Young had posted a campaign carrying the n … more →
“England is a nation”: now what?
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David wrote 10 months ago: I was bowled over by the government’s response last Monday to the ‘England nation’ … more →
England: the void at the heart of UK governance
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David wrote 1 year ago: I have written on many occasions, both in this blog and elsewhere, about the ways in which the gover … more →
