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Why the proposed changes to the Lib Dem leadership make no sense

You can tell that parliament is currently enjoying its summer holiday as the Liberal Democrats have been making the headlines recently. Not for the reasons you might expect, however. It’s nothing to do with the party’s controversial stance on Brexit,…

Read moreWhy the proposed changes to the Lib Dem leadership make no sense
  • 28th Awst 2018
  • Rhyddfrydwyr Democrataidd, Gwleidyddiaeth

Corbynism is yet another example of post-truth politics

Like him or loathe him, there’s no denying that Jeremy Corbyn is certainly an interesting politician. The antithesis to almost all UK political leaders of the last decade (perhaps longer), Corbyn has attracted a monumental following across the UK, capturing…

Read moreCorbynism is yet another example of post-truth politics
  • 18th Awst 2018
  • Labour, Gwleidyddiaeth

Drowning in a sea of blue – why the Lib Dems are failing to make progress in the North

If I stand out and observe the view from my favourite spot in the town where I live, all I can see for miles is a sea of blue. That’s not just because I live in the town of Scarborough,…

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  • 17th Gorffennaf 2018
  • Brexit, Rhyddfrydwyr Democrataidd, Gwleidyddiaeth

Trump is on right on Brexit, which is why we need a people’s vote

Well this has certainly been an interesting week. England crashed out of the World Cup (twice if you count their defeat at the hands of Belgium this afternoon), David Davis and Boris Johnson both resigned, and US president Donald Trump…

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  • 14th Gorffennaf 2018
  • Brexit, Policy/Legislation, Gwleidyddiaeth

A guide to liberal faith: from a liberal

Most people are surprised when I tell them that I am a man of faith. Not because I’m some sort of deviant who left the rails of righteousness many years ago, but because I’ve always portrayed myself as a man…

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  • 19th Gorffennaf 2017
  • Cristnogaeth, Christology, Ffydd O Eraill, Sgyrsiau Personol, Gwyddoniaeth a Chrefydd, Theodicy - The Problem of Evil, Duwinyddiaeth, Athroniaeth a Chrefydd

June is your chance to change the direction of our country

So she did it. After months of rumours and hearsay, Theresa May finally called a snap General Election. Of course it has to be approved thanks to the Fixed-Term Parliament Act enacted by the Coalition in 2011, but it looks…

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  • 18th Ebrill 2017
  • GE 2017, Rhyddfrydwyr Democrataidd, Gwleidyddiaeth
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