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Tag Archives: Orgreave
Pete Wilcox makes a credible offer
It is very encouraging that the relatively recently appointed Bishop of Sheffield is challenging the current Home Secretary and calling for a public review into the impact of the attack on Miners in 1984 in Orgreave. Pete Wilcox has already … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Bishop of Sheffield, Orgreave, Pete Wilcox, Sajid Javid MP
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Hi Matt, was Thatcher a Hero or Villain over Orgreave?
When MPs or Ministers are asked questions they regularly demonstrate they believe they have the choice of avoiding the question if it is seen as potentially a trick question or answering it and being taken out and criticised in public. … Continue reading
Posted in Justice Issues, Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Margaret Thatcher, Matthew Hancock, Orgreave
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Theresa the exaggerator
Understandably this week at Questions to the Prime Minister or PMQs a lot of the focus was on the visit to America by Theresa May. She went through the various Questions and Answers, mostly batting away criticism until Jonathan Reynolds … Continue reading
Party politics and Policing shouldn’t mix
As we approach the elections on Thursday for Police and Crime Commissioner elections, every one of the candidates is involving themselves in the world of politics. By any definition holding to account a chief constable and their operational work on … Continue reading