On the fifth anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire, a memorial ceremony was held at Westminster Abbey. On June 14, 2017, seventy-two people were killed in a fire in west London, which occurred five years ago. The names of the … Continue reading Remembering Grenfell Five Years On…
The Parliamentary Standards Commissioner has opened an investigation into Keir Starmer for possibly breaking the rules on income and gifts received outside of MP’s employment and earnings. Sir Keir is being investigated under paragraph 14 of the parliamentary code of … Continue reading Parliamentary Standard’s Commission to Query Keir Starmer
Two British men and a Moroccan man have seen a death sentence imposed on them after they were caught whilst fighting for Ukraine by a Russian Separatist Court in Donetsk Former Royal Anglian soldier Shaun Pinner, 48, and Nottinghamshire’s Aiden … Continue reading Two Briton’s Sentenced to Death by Separatist Russian Court
Tonight in Corby’s Coronation Patk the lighting of the Beacon in celebration of the Queens Platinum Jubilee took place at 9pm on Thursday evening. There ceremony was offially opened by Cllr. Anthony Dade who in his position as Platinum Jubilee … Continue reading Corby Platinum Jubilee Beacon Lighting
The Pole Fair is a major community celebration, which will take place on Friday 3rd June 2022. This unique tradition comes around every 20 years, attracting large crowds to enjoy outdoor attractions, entertainment and of course, the reading of the Royal Charter at … Continue reading The Corby Pole Fair 2022
In 1998, many people across Ireland overwhelmingly endorsed the Good Friday Agreement. In 2022, the UK Parliament voted to drastically impact efforts to deal with the Northern Ireland conflict. The Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill defines the Troubles, … Continue reading Does the Northern Ireland Legacy Bill impede the ECHR?
