More power please By johnredwood on August 9, 2024 The net zero policies followed by successive Labour, Coalition , Conservative and now Labour governments have left us dangerously short of

As I’ve said, to write all this off as “far-right thuggery”, as Keir Starmer has done, is just wrong. While there are far-right activists among the crowds, many of the protestors are clearly locals,

Growing our food and farming industry August 1, 2024 48 years in the Common Agricultural Policy did considerable damage to U.K. farming, and led to a sharp decline in the proportion of temperate food

Matt Goodwin's Substack mattgoodwin@substack.com  Thu, Jul 25, Why the UK's illegal migration crisis is about to get a LOT worse My thoughts on the Labour government's latest proposals JUL 25 If

The battle over the leadership and values of the conservative movement By johnredwood on July 21, 2024 I read there is a debate amongst Conservative MPs over who to have as leader, which goes to the

John Redwood's Diary Cheap energy boosts growth By johnredwood on July 17, 2024 Cheap plentiful energy is crucial to GDP growth and to the success of any industrial strategy. China achieves it both

Scrap the targets By johnredwood on July 17, 2024 I am a great believer in democratic parties and leaders telling us clearly what their aims are, and explaining the principles or beliefs that will

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Did the Net Zero Secretary get the memo that the government wants us to be the fastest growing G 7 economy? Up he pops to halt new oil and gas development. Between 1990 and 2021 the U.K. slashed

Steel making By johnredwood on July 11, 2024 The new government says it supports the same policy as the old government for the steel industry. The main imperative is to cut U.K. CO 2 output. That