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Tag Archives: UKIP
Election Blog 5: UKIP manifesto
I was planning to write the latest addition to my short and instantly forgettable election blog series, but then the first of the winter bugs came along and knocked me off my perch. I’m back on it again (sort of) … Continue reading
UKIP reiterates its opposition to nature protection.
Some have recently suggested that UKIP has a coherent environmental policy. Well, a few UKIP supporters have, anyway. I’ve written previously about the bizarre views of UKIP’s environment spokesperson Andrew Charalambous aka Dr Earth. And then there’s UKIP’s MEP and … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, European environment policy, Nature Directives, UKIP
Tagged Nature Directives, Refit, UKIP
8 Comments
An outbreak of nonaerophobia among UKIP spokesmen
What is it about UKIP Spokesmen and their fear of gases disappearing? First there was farm spokesman and chicken farmer Stuart Agnew, telling the European Parliament of his desperate worries that the EU’s … Continue reading
Nigel Farage, Testicular Cancer and Me
I find myself in the strange position of sharing an intimate and life-changing experience with Nigel Farage. We have both lost a testicle to cancer. However, this is where our shared experience ends. His tumour was not recognised and he … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, NHS, Nigel Farage, Testicular Cancer, UKIP, Uncategorized
Tagged Nigel Farage, Testicular Cancer, the NHS, UKIP
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Labour/UKIP voters put Environment/Climate Change as 2nd top Choice for Spending Cuts
Amid all the flummery of Clarkson’s cold cuts, Shapps’ second job, and Champion’s poppy wreath claim, there was a youGov poll, which showed Labour and the Tories neck and neck in the race to the General Election. No news … Continue reading
Posted in anti-environmental rhetoric, climate change, General Election, Labour, UKIP, Uncategorized
Tagged climate change, Environment, opinion polls, UKIP, YouGov
9 Comments
UKIP Farm Spokesman Stuart Agnew’s chickens to be roasted by Massive Solar Farm
UKIP’s agriculture spokesman (John) Stuart Agnew may know nothing about chemistry, but he knows how to raise chickens. Agnew has a farm in Norfolk, where he has a 35000-chicken free range egg farm. Agnew also receives EU farm subsidies on … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, climate change, Common Agricultural Policy, Solar Farms, UKIP, Uncategorized
Tagged CAP, Farm policy, Solar Farms, Stuart Agnew, UKIP
5 Comments
UKIP exposes commEUnist plot to suck all carbon dioxide from atmosphere
UKIP Agriculture Spokesman Stuart Agnew made this statement/asked this question in the European Parliament yesterday, of Socialist Group leader Gianni Pitella Mr Pitella are you aware that if you succeed in decarbonising europe our crops will have no natural gas … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, carbon storage, UKIP
Tagged Carbon Dioxide, Stuart Agnew, Tin Foil Hat, UKIP
7 Comments
UKIP’s Lord fulminates against madness of CAP rules, but takes over a million Euros in subsidies
The Perfect Storm David Verney, 21st Baron Willoughby De Broke, who is UKIP leader in the House of Lords, arranged for a short debate on Agriculture to take place yesterday afternoon in the House of … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, Common Agricultural Policy, UKIP
Tagged common agricultural policy, Lord Willoughby de Broke, UKIP
1 Comment
Rochester byelection; Both UKIP and Tory candidates convert to defence of Lodge Hill
The Rochester and Strood byelection is shaping up to be one of the most significant moments in British politics for many a long year. While Douglas Carswell’s victory at Clacton was long anticipated, if Mark Reckless wins next week, the … Continue reading
Posted in Labour, Lodge Hill, Mark Reckless, Tory Party, UKIP, Uncategorized
Tagged Lodge Hill, Mark Reckless, Tory Party, UKIP
2 Comments