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18 Reasons the Church of England Is Losing Relevance
The Church of England has been a cornerstone of British society for centuries, but it’s increasingly out of touch with modern life. With declining attendance and outdated views, it’s clear the Church needs a serious update. Ever wondered why so many people feel it’s lost its relevance? 1. Declining Attendance Fewer people are attending services. … Read more
21 Ways the EU Is Feeling the Pressure
The European Union, a beacon of unity and cooperation, seems to be showing signs of discomfort. Are these mere blips on the radar, or is the bloc really starting to sweat? 1. Rising Populism Across Europe, populist parties gain traction, challenging the EU’s foundational ideals of cooperation and open borders. It’s a growing concern that … Read more
21 Reasons Rejoining the EU Could Be Bad for the UK
Is rejoining the EU really a smart move for the UK? Consider how it might make the UK look. Here’s why it could undermine our democracy and turn us into a joke. 1. A Crisis of Democracy Would rejoining the EU make a mockery of our democratic vote to leave? Flipping our stance now could … Read more
Meet the New LGBTQ+ Mps Changing Parliament
The recent election has brought a wave of new LGBT MPs to Parliament, each bringing their unique backgrounds and perspectives. Who are these new representatives, and what do they bring to the table? 1. Damien Egan – Kingswood Damien Egan, formerly a prominent local council leader, now represents Kingswood. His experience in local government and … Read more
Tory Exit? 21 Reasons They May Not Compete Again
The Tory party is crumbling under its own weight. With internal rebellions, public disillusionment, and a disastrous record in government, their future looks bleak. Could this be the end of the road for the Tories? 1. Internal Splits The Tory party is a house divided. Factions like the Bruges Group and the European Research Group … Read more
21 Ways the UK Is Giving up on Climate Change
In recent years, the UK has been seen as a global leader in climate action. However, several recent policy changes and government decisions suggest a shift away from this commitment. Here are 21 ways the UK is turning its back on climate change action: 1. Rolling Back Green Subsidies The government has significantly reduced subsidies … Read more
25 Brexit Benefits Britain Is Holding On To
Whether you voted to leave or remain, the impact of that decision is unfolding in ways that touch everything from your supermarket shopping to your annual holiday. Are you curious to see how your decision to leave the EU is reshaping everyday life in not-so-splendid ways? Let’s peel back the curtain and reveal the ongoing … Read more
How Millennials Are Leaving Woke Culture Behind
Are Millennials across the UK starting to question the pervasive ‘woke’ culture? As they navigate an increasingly complex social and economic landscape, many are seeking more practical, nuanced approaches. 1. Emphasising Free Speech Over Cancel Culture Millennials in the UK are increasingly defending free speech and challenging the norms of cancel culture. They advocate for … Read more
How Brexit Is Changing Daily Life in the UK
Brexit has brought about significant changes in the United Kingdom, impacting various aspects of daily life for its residents. It certainly changed things, but not always for the better. 1. Economic Uncertainty Since Brexit, Britain has faced significant economic uncertainty, with fluctuations in currency value and trade disruptions affecting businesses and consumers alike. 2. Trade … Read more
Where Voting Is Lowest: 18 UK Areas
Election season has come and gone, and once again, certain parts of the UK have demonstrated that voting might just be their least favourite pastime. Ever wondered which areas are leading the charge in voter apathy? 1. Barking and Dagenham With a turnout of just 56.2%, Barking and Dagenham showed significant voter apathy. MP Dame … Read more