Here’s the usual Sunday round-up of blog posts that have caught my eye this week, in no particular order as usual. I’ve also just noticed I’ve managed to update every day this week, which I always aspire to but don’t always manage!
- Iain Dale asked on Thursday why the huge fall in the value of Sterling was not headline news
- John Redwood on Thursday also points out the fall in the value of Sterling
- On Saturday, Fraser Nelson explains why George Osborne was right to make the fall in Sterling value a headline issue
- The Friends of Walkden Station outline December’s timetable changes
- Bellgrove Belle notes that some Scottish voters still haven’t got the hang of STV
- James Wharton highlights the misuse of expenses by Dari Taylor MP
- Dan Hannan MEP on slow progress for the EU budget
- Cllr Simon Renwick welcomes the selection of Mark Menzies as the Prospective Conservative MP for Fylde. Well done Mark and welcome to the North-West Conservative team!
- ConservativeHome comments on the Baby P case
- David Jones MP makes an insightful comment on ministerial language
“why George Osborne was right to make the fall in Sterling value a headline issue”
George Osbourne is a huge source of embarrassment at the moment for the Conservatives and consistently highlights what a economic illiterate he really is. In fact, the front too are pretty much ineffective.
I’d listen to Lord Kalms before it’s too late.