Strong message from PM on stopping "Far Right" violence post Southport. Nothing much seemed to be said about recent violence from other sources eg in Harehills, Manch Airport, Whitechapel. Govt would be wise to beware of a perception of a two-tier response emerging, incl among

My message to Keir Starmer.

Many millions of concerned British citizens are furious at lawless Britain Children being slaughtered Machete mobs abound Soldiers being stabbed Police violently attacked in airport Instead of empathy, Keir Starmer labelled folk as “far right” Out of touch, clueless

"Can the Labour Government truly be trusted to take a fair approach to matters of law and order in modern Britain? Is it capable, indeed willing, to manage national crises in the spirit of impartiality?" My latest Heaver News on 'two-tier governance'. heaver.news/p/labours-hone…

Parliament must be recalled for a proper debate.

How to stop the riots.

What more proof do some need? Here is a West Midlands Police officer admitting that there was no police present in Birmingham yesterday because the “community leaders” said there would be no trouble. When police presence is optional for some communities, it’s two tier policing.

Crime and immigration have shot up on our 'top issues facing the country' tracker since mid-July Immigration: 51% (+10 from 17-18 Jul) Economy: 44% (-9) Crime: 39% (+19) Health: 36% (-10) Defence: 18% (+1) Housing: 18% (-8) Environment: 18% (-1) Pensions: 10% (+4) Tax: 9% (-1)

Westminster Voting Intention: LAB: 33% (-6) RFM: 21% (+5) CON: 20% (=) LDM: 11% (=) GRN: 8% (-1) SNP: 3% (+1) Via @wethinkpolling, 7-8 Aug. Changes w/ 11-12 Jul.

Find Out Now voting intention: 🔴 Labour: 25% (-1) 🟦 Reform UK: 25% (-) 🔵 Conservatives: 20% (-3) 🟢 Greens: 11% (+2) 🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-) Changes from 11th December [Find Out Now, 8th January, N=2,076]

Find Out Now voting intention: 🟦 Reform UK: 27% (+1) 🔴 Labour: 23% (+1) 🔵 Conservatives: 21% (-2) 🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-1) 🟢 Greens: 10% (-) Changes from 22nd January [Find Out Now, 29th January, N=2,487]

Find Out Now voting intention: 🟦 Reform UK: 27% (+1) 🔴 Labour: 24% (-1) 🔵 Conservatives: 21% (-) 🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-1) 🟢 Greens: 10% (-) Changes from 5th March [Find Out Now, 12th March, N=2,686]

What really jumps out is when you look at leader popularity among their own supporters. Farage is uniquely popular with Reform voters compared to the other three leaders - who still enjoy positive but far more lukewarm backing from their supporters.

Find Out Now voting intention: 🟦 Reform UK: 27% (-) 🔴 Labour: 22% (-2) 🔵 Conservatives: 21% (-) 🟠 Lib Dems: 14% (+3) 🟢 Greens: 11% (+1) Changes from 12th March [Find Out Now, 19th March, N=2,770]

My short tribute to Patrick O’Flynn in the House of Commons today Much missed by so many, may he rest in peace

Application approved to stand as a candidate for the Reform Party Board! Nomination stage next - Branch Chairs who wish to back me please email: [email protected].

Just confirmed: I’ve qualified to be on the ballot for the Reform Party Board Election. Thank you to the Reformers all over the country backing me and good luck to all of the other candidates.

‘Great Exhibition’ will be held on 22 October 2025. The brainchild of the elected Mayor, Dame Andrea, has taken inspiration from the famous Great Exhibition of 1851, which was held as the industrial revolution propelled Victorian Britain into the greatest power of the time.

Michael is a top lad & people should get behind him…