Will we have to leave the European Court of Human Rights to control our borders? And whom should we have as the next Leader of the Conservative Party? I discuss this with my friend Nana Akua.
On my return from the U.S. and Canada in August, I spoke to Martin Daubney about Labour sleaze and Keir Starmer’s plans to blame the Conservatives for his tax rises to come.
Commenting on Angela Rayner’s House Building targets for the midlands, Michael Fabricant says: “Angela Rayner’s ambitious plans for a massive house building spree cannot all be built on brown and grey field sites – and she knows it. While I appreciate the urgent need for extra homes, her assurances just don’t wash. “In Lichfield, the […]
I chatted with Mike Graham of Talk TV this morning (30th July) about Labour’s extraordinary raid on pensioners and the future leadership of the Conservative Party.
James Whale and I discussed being Woke and the failure of Royal Mail to deliver election literature on Talk TV last night (27th July).
Both Jeremy Vine and I discuss the Brat Summer and whether I am brat on BBC Radio 2.
Who’ll be the next leader of the Conservative Party? And does it matter? And what about NIGEL? I discussed these and other matters with Mark Dolan and Olivia Utley on GB News this evening (10th July).
Michael spoke with Tina Daheley on The Jeremy Vine Show on BBC Radio 2 about the General Election on 6th July. Later that day, he appeared on BBC Midlands Today on BBC 1
“At midnight tonight, Wednesday 29th May, Parliament will be dissolved by Royal Proclamation” says Michael Fabricant. “This will mean that until the General Election there will be no Members of Parliament until MPs are elected or re-elected on 4th July. Indeed, elected MPs only actually become MPs when they swear an oath of loyalty to […]
“Following my meeting with the Lichfield Rail Promotion Group where I gave the good news regarding extra Avanti trains on the West Coast Mainline, I was asked about services on the Cross City Line from Lichfield” says Michael Fabricant. See this. “I wrote to West Midlands Trains reminding them that before Covid there were four […]