Since the debate about building more grammar schools was reignited in the summer, rarely a day goes by without numerous articles in the media on the pros and cons of selective education. Earlier this month, the Government’s plans to expand the grammar school system were officially revealed in its green…
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Last week it was revealed that in 2015, 228 complaints made about unduly lenient sentences were rejected by the Attorney General. These requests for tougher sentences were rejected because the current legislation only covers a small number of offences. Under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme, victims of crime and the…
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Please find below a link to my latest bulletin: August Bulletin
Read MoreThis week there was more chaos at the Dartford Crossing with thousands of people stuck in their cars after a power outage in the tunnels. Incidents at the crossing have become the norm rather than the exception and I am afraid someone is going to die there. Kent Police have…
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