Article from http://www.hitc.com/ Political change in the United Kingdom can be slow and infuriating, but it’s time for England’s voice to be heard. Ever since the advent of devolution when New Labour were swept to power in 1997, the…
The Campaign for an English Parliament has been interviewed by the Express online team and they have written the following article. I hope you enjoy reading it. The Barnett formula urgently needs to be scrapped…
Dear Members and Supporters The following e-mail tree shows the obstacles that our campaign for an English Parliament has to overcome. The British Academy did not include the Campaign for an English Parliament in their…
Dear Followers, On the 5th July, the British Academy in association with the Carnegie Trust, is holding a one-day conference entitled “Governing England: Devolution and Identity in England”. The Campaign for an English Parliament has not…
Please find below the July 2017 copy of our Newsletter, you can also download a PDF copy HERE if you wish to read it later
Dear Members and Supporters Please read the following article. The Campaign for an English Parliament is quoted and has highlighted that the £1.0 Billion given to Northern Ireland via the DUP /Conservative deal is actually…
Dear Members and Supporters We urge you to listen to Lord Chris Patton and Jacob Rees-Mogg discuss and accept that Northern Ireland has been over funded. Yet during the interview, you will note that Lord Patton…
Dear Members and Supporters I ask you to ponder David Mundell, The Scottish Secretary’s comments in the article below because he makes two very clear points. Both points should concern any English patriot and anyone…
Dear Members and Supporters This DUP demand works out as an extra £1,100 per person in the Province! Northern Ireland already receives 24% above the UK average under Barnett formula spending. How much more can the taxpayer in England…
Additional funding for Wales, thanks to the DUP? Eurfyl ap Gwilym explores the possible financial aspects of a deal between the Conservatives and DUP, and looks at whether or not Wales and Scotland may gain…