Category Archives: Brexit

Let the Lady speak for me (on Brexit)

Posted on January 14, 2020 by

I was a silent remainer. I have been a Liberal most of my life, voted Liberal in #GE2019 and am proud to know Ros Altmann and Gina Miller as friends. Yesterday I bowed in front of the Throne in the … Continue reading →

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The wheels of the law turn (too) slowly

Posted on October 23, 2018 by

@henryhtapper @NJM71 @mk14steve @RedCircleFP @RAF_IFA Back in Jan ’18, 4 pension scammers were ordered to pay back millions they stole from hundreds of victims. And now 9 months later these crooks have been banned from acting as trustees. NINE MONTHS! … Continue reading →

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In the battle of Brexit – are we the home guard?

Posted on October 27, 2016 by

Recently I went to the Battle of Ideas Festival. It made me think how we might make a good pensions system work for Britain (we usually think the other way round). Most political ideas revolve around Brexit, so why not … Continue reading →

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“Britain’s future is brighter than the British realise!” – Dr Pippa Malmgren

Posted on September 11, 2016 by

This is a blog by Pippa Malmgren. I met her through the good folk at Mallowstreet and she is my favourite economic commentator bar none. So I’m really pleased she’s agreed for me to republish this remarkable work here.   … Continue reading →

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