Annie Gingell from planning consultancy Turley calls for urgent reforms in housing policy and planning to deliver more affordable homes. Annie Gingell is an Associate Director… Read More »Planning to Fail: England’s Affordable Housing Crisis
Looking for Menzies, and the voters who might well decide the next government? Try Box Hill in the outer suburbs of Melbourne, where apartment towers… Read More »The new faces of Menzies’ forgotten voters
David Horowitz, the radical leftist-turned-conservative activist and author, died Tuesday at the age of 86. The cause of death was cancer. Horowitz is survived by… Read More »RIP: Remembering David Horowitz
We begin tonight with U.S. President Donald Trump, who said on Wednesday that he will meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney at the White House… Read More »A White House rendezvous? – iPolitics
What’s Secretary Shitfaced AKA St. Pete of Drunklandia got going this week? You know, besides paranoidly temper-tantruming around the Pentagon looking for leakers who tell… Read More »Secretary Sh*tfaced Drives Car Into Woke Women’s Law Written By, Ummmmm, Kristi Noem And Marco Rubio
President Donald Trump listens as Elon Musk speaks in the Oval Office at the White House, Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025, in Washington. Alex Brandon/AP. Fight… Read More »Trump’s attack on ActBlue’s “dark money” was backed by dark money
Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. This week’s newsletter takes a look at a few major housing developments in state legislatures.… Read More »Back to basics
The Birmingham bin strike proves the rule that public health rarely dominates the headlines for positive reasons. The pandemic is the standout modern example. Consequently,… Read More »‘Birmingham’s bin strike underlines why public health matters. Labour should talk more about it’ – LabourList
It’s Tuesday morning and Canadians still don’t know the shape of their next Parliament. What they do know is that the Liberals have won re-election,… Read More »Live blog: The morning after – iPolitics
James York is a member of the Beaconsfield Conservative Association and a policymaker in the insurance industry. Provenance, Power and Position – lest we forget?… Read More »James York: We should embrace ‘provenance’ as an immovable economic requirement but too many Tories have forgotten why | Conservative Home
