My talk this evening is entitled “The EU Court of Justice and the EU Charter: an independent view”. Let me open with a few words of introduction and explanation.

Since my last column, I have chaired the first of my four public meetings on the EU referendum.  It was a cracker, with around 300 local people at the Three Counties Hotel and lots of thought-provoking questions put to In and Out campaigners.

Much of the debate over Britain’s EU membership has so far focused on economics.  But what about our security?

key speeches from his plays. In the first of the series, Jesse Norman MP reads Prospero from The Tempest Act IV Scene I. 

What would the economic impact be of Britain leaving the EU?  Few questions are more fiercely contested in the current referendum debate.  No sooner does one side put up a statistic than the other shoots it down and puts up one of its own.

Local MP Jesse Norman brought the plight of many local farmers directly to the Prime Minister’s attention in the House of Commons today.

Channel 4 News, talking with Yanis Varoufakis about Tax Evasion, Crony Capitalism and Brexit.

Truly a week is a long time in politics, as they say.  But amid all the political hoo-ha, it is easy to forget that last week’s Budget had several announcements from which Herefordians can take cheer.

People sometimes forget that referendums are very different from general elections.