Rachel Reeves - the worst Chancellor this country has ever had Monday, 1 December, 2025 Rachel Reeves will go down as the worst Chancellor this country has ever had. Her position is now untenable and she knows it. Last year, she launched the biggest tax raid in history then swore she wouldn’t be back for more. Today she’s broken that promise. Labour are hiking taxes again to pay for more welfare. And why? To keep their backbenchers quiet. The Government has lost what little... Articles
East Belfast barrier is a 'sad symbol' of tensions at interface - Ringland 8th November 2013 The erection of a security barrier at St Matthew’s Church on the Newtownards Road is a “sad symbol that some people in Northern Ireland want to drag us... Local News
Ringland describes McCoy as insiprational. 8th November 2013 NI Conservatives' co-chair, Trevor Ringland, has described Tony McCoy as 'inspirational', after the champion jump jockey rode his 4,000 winner. Local News
Ringland praises referee for 'taking a stand' against sectarianism 31st October 2013 NI Conservatives’ co-chair, Trevor Ringland, has praised the Irish League referee, Hugh Carvill, for “taking a stand against sectarianism”, during the County... Local News
NI Conservatives slam 'culture of extravagance' which has seen North Down debt spiral 31st October 2013 NI Conservatives’ representative, Mark Brotherston, has accused North Down Borough Council of “years of extravagance”, after it was revealed that it was £37... Local News
Assessment of police's role in the past should be balanced 29th October 2013 NI Conservatives’ co-chair, Trevor Ringland, has called upon politicians and the media to offer a more balanced critique of the security forces’ contribution to... Local News
125,000 people in Northern Ireland benefit from married couples' tax allowance 29th October 2013 NI Conservatives’ co-chair, Trevor Ringland, has welcomed Treasury figures which show that 125,000 people in Northern Ireland will benefit from the new married... Local News
Dunn welcomes new Caterpillar investment 25th October 2013 NI Conservatives’ councillor, Brian Dunn, has welcomed Caterpillar’s £7 million investment in its Northern Ireland factories. Local News
Labour spokesman's claims on Northern Ireland 'deeply ironic' 23rd October 2013 NI Conservatives’ co-chair, Trevor Ringland, has described shadow secretary of state Ivan Lewis’s claim that Labour is a party of ‘one nation politics’ as... Local News
Cough up wasted money or resign Macaulay tells Poots 23rd October 2013 Edwin Poots should either pay up the money he has cost taxpayers by prompting court cases on gay people giving blood and adopting, or resign from his post as... Local News
Boris Johnson: End the Brexit uncertainty so we can get on with business 17th November 2019 The Prime Minister has unveiled a package of measures designed to help business make the most of Brexit. National News
Conservatives announce range of measures to take back control of our borders 17th November 2019 Only by installing proper controls and ending the preferential treatment of EEA migrants will we be able to attract the brightest and the best from around the... National News
Vote Blue, Go Green 16th November 2019 A Conservative majority government would embark on an era of “true 21st century Conservativism” by tripling tree-planting rates and creating a new £500 million... National News
Corbyn's fantasy broadband plans would cost hardworking taxpayers billions 15th November 2019 You can’t trust anything Labour say until they have a plan for Brexit. Their fantasy broadband plans are simply another thing they wouldn’t be able to deliver –... National News
Supporting the heart of our local communities 15th November 2019 The Prime Minister today announced an ambitious package, backed by hundreds of millions of pounds of investment, to support towns and communities across Britain... National News
Labour's open borders policy is the biggest risk to our NHS 14th November 2019 New research shows that net migration will increase under a Corbyn-led Labour Government which would put public services under increasing pressure. National News
