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C.E.P. News August 23, 2023

What the Lionesses Mean To England.

By Mattanza M Fedora England in a World Cup Final… that is such a beautiful sentence to hear from the commentators on BBC One. As I sat down on my broken couch with a cup…

C.E.P. News March 20, 2023

Why England needs a Parliament of our own. 

I was recently asked why England needs a Parliament of our own.  My answer was something along these lines.  We need an English parliament so England can be recognised politically and constitutionally. We need an…

C.E.P. News March 7, 2023

Do you trust the Westminster Regime?

Let me ask you some questions. Do you trust the Westminster Regime? Do you think any of them have your best interest at heart? After all you know about the Westminster regime why do you still…

C.E.P. News February 1, 2023

An Anglian’s Musings. 

This is going to be a regular weekly blog in which we will air some of our thoughts on current affairs and the state of our poor England at the hands of an uncaring ideologically…

C.E.P. News November 14, 2022

Welcome to Number 127th Edition of ‘Think of England’ 

Editorial England and the rest of the UK: England’s voice: English Affairs: Health and Welfare, Roads and Transport, Tourism, The Economy, Education, Environment, Agriculture Governing England: UK legislation for England England’s heroine: Mercedes Gleitz England’s…

C.E.P. News October 16, 2022

Welcome to Edition 126 of ‘Think of England’

Contents: England and the rest of the UK: The mini budget and the Barnett formula England’s voice: Current English Affairs: Environment, Agriculture, Health and Welfare, Roads and Transport, Local government Governing England: Select Committees, primary…

C.E.P. News September 12, 2022

Think of England – Edition 125

On behalf of the CEP I would like to express our deep sadness at the passing of our beloved Queen. She was a monarch whose commitment and steadfastness have no match. She will be profoundly…

C.E.P. News March 17, 2022

The CEP’s 119th Newsletter

Campaigning for England: Current English Affairs: Roads and Transport, Tourism, Health and Welfare, Education, Police and Courts, Environment, Agriculture Governing England: Education, Police and Courts England’s hero: Thomas Clarkson England’s history: East and West Africa…