Ken Clarke said a few weeks ago that we, as a country, had a responsibility to tackle the “feral underclass” of people, these types being the ones to blame for the recent riots across London and beyond.   This does bother me. Is there such

The last couple of weeks have seen the annual showcasing of the three main political parties – the so called ‘conference season’ – as each party aims to energise their activists and gain a few headlines in the process.   This year was no different

My office has views over Millbay dock and Drake Island, which, over the last few weeks, gave me prime access to the America’s Cup ‘village’. I should probably also add that I knew this not from gazing out of my window all day but merely

Back in 2008 I was President of the University of Plymouth Students’ Union and, at that time, the then new Vice Chancellor of Plymouth University, Wendy Purcell, had just started, following the tragic death of Roland Levinsky. I think it’s fair to say that we