EUROSTAR carriages were rammed with politicians en route to Brussels, as the EU rolled out the red carpet for newly elected MEPs last week.
Voters have a clear choice on Thursday in the European elections. There is a fresh, bright option on the ballot paper to consider. So will you vote for more of the same, two-party political set up, with the same people, the same broken promises, the same tired structures, the same party games and the same waste of our taxpayers cash?
Trust in our politicians is at rock-bottom. The latest polling data shows the public increasingly want Brexit MPs to hold their nerve and bang the drum for leaving on WTO terms.
MPs rightly rejected the worst deal in history last night. This deal would have broken up our precious Union with Northern Ireland and flown in the face of the Good Friday Agreement by enslaving the country in a never-ending backstop.
The twenty-third of June 2016 was a historic victory of the people against the establishment; of belief against self doubt; of hope against fear.
We are about to witness some of the most important political decisions certainly of our lifetimes and most probably since the fateful year of 1940.
More than ever, our MPs must be brave and hold out for what is right. This is no time for Brexiteers to go soft.
I have recommended many times over the last 15 months that the Prime Minister should shake up her negotiating team and bring in competent, Brexit-believing supporters, including from the business world.
I’m a no-nonsense, can-do type of person who gets things done, whether it is in business or politics.
I’ve been in the property business for well over 30 years, since I started out as an 18-year-old digging foundation trenches in the snow in January 1983. My career has included being Chief Executive of a £1 billion multinational property company, listed on the stock market, where I tripled the share price in 4 years.
I’m using my experience to make things happen in other areas I care passionately about. Whether on Brexit, housing, education or crime. I’d love to hear what you think, so do get in touch.
I enjoy making a difference, so there’ll be more to read about in future. Thanks for your interest and watch this space!
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