I was delighted the visit to Salisbury by the Taxpayers Alliance stimulated responses from two of your readers.
Regular readers of my column will know that I often discuss the latest developments at Porton Down.
I have been perplexed to receive lots of emails from constituents asking me to ‘save’ Salisbury City Hall.
This week, a large group of constituents have been in touch with me to express their concern over the possible closure of Porton Down’s campus nursery, Hickory House.
Industrial action continues to be in sharp focus at the heart of government and I have been involved in ongoing discussions.
Firstly, I wish a happy and healthy New Year to all readers of The Journal.
This time last week, preparations for the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement were in full swing.
This week in Westminster has been exceptionally busy with the preparations for the Autumn Statement.
I have been closely following the debate about whether the time has come for Salisbury police to move into their own purpose-built station.
This is turning out to be yet another tumultuous week in British politics.
