The Wilson government’s 1967 announcement to withdraw its military commitments ‘East of Suez’ caused the Leader of Her Majesty’s Most Loyal Opposition Ted Heath to vent with the utmost force. His complaint that Labour’s policy was one of ‘shameful scuttle’...
On Friday 24th October, we were delighted to welcome Gyles Brandreth back to Salisbury, this time joined on stage by Sir Nicholas Soames, for an evening of laughter, insight and wonderfully candid conversation. Held in the Performing Arts Centre at Godolphin School,...
The courts’ role in upholding constitutional law and human rights has never been more hotly debated. From the 2016 Article 50 case, when the Daily Mail branded senior judges “enemies of the people,” to recent challenges over the Government’s Rwanda immigration policy...
