37 days ago

ROSS CLARK: My old council is making its four-day week permanent... they should make it a ZERO day week and abolish the workshy lot of them! ⊕

found 2025 › Oct › 31 (Fri) @ 01:45 UTC

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ROSS CLARK: In South Cambridgeshire, where I used to live, the local authority uses the web address scambs.gov.uk. Given that the 'b' is silent, this always amused me.

52 days ago

My despair at SEN funding as the parent of a special needs daughter. Councils are bankrupting themselves to support the explosion of eligible children - while bins and potholes fester. It has to stop: ROSS CLARK

found 2025 › Oct › 16 (Thu) @ 00:45 UTC

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As the parent of a special needs child, now an adult, the last thing I'd want to do is deny help to those who are in the same position. I know what a burden it can be to families.

66 days ago

The new age of highway robbery: From yellow box junctions to hated 20mph zones, car parks and LTNs, ROSS CLARK examines how the war on motorists is out of control ⊖⊖

found 2025 › Oct › 02 (Thu) @ 03:45 UTC

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One industry is making more money than ever: the business of fining motorists for the most inconsequential of traffic violations.

3 months ago

It's not just wind farms and solar panels that could despoil your area. Miliband also wants swathes of giant batteries... with a nasty habit of catching fire: ROSS CLARK

found 2025 › Sep › 03 (Wed) @ 03:15 UTC

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When I moved to the Cambridgeshire Fens 26 years ago, the electricity substation lying a mile across the fields was an unsightly intrusion, but otherwise innocuous.

Car thieves no longer care about stealing your vehicle... THIS is what they are taking instead, how much money they are raking in and why manufacturers are struggling to stop them: ROSS CLARK

found 2025 › Aug › 29 (Fri) @ 02:45 UTC

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This isn't the 1980s, when there was a spate of thefts of VW badges after American hip-hop band the Beastie Boys turned them into a fashion item by wearing them around their necks.

Free football tickets, university courses, driving lessons and even hair extensions! ROSS CLARK reveals the astonishing list of perks taxpayers are funding for asylum seekers

found 2025 › Aug › 12 (Tue) @ 23:50 UTC

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Banned from working or claiming the benefits for which United Kingdom citizens can apply, it is commonly said they are surviving on as little as £8 a week.

REVEALED: Why this soft-touch asylum judge who sides with rapists and murderers is mocking all of us: ROSS CLARK

found 2025 › Aug › 10 (Sun) @ 00:45 UTC

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A Gazan family granted the right to settle in Britain under a scheme intended for Ukrainians. A convicted rapist who avoided deportation to Afghanistan.

5 months ago

ROSS CLARK: The farce of HS2 shows how Whitehall has allowed waste and fraud to flourish on an industrial scale

found 2025 › Jun › 19 (Thu) @ 01:25 UTC

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Year by year, the tale of HS2 grows more wretched. The latest report on the fiasco depicts contractors behaving like a gang that tarmacs driveways taking advantage of a widow.

6 months ago

How can Starmer square Labour's absurd Net Zero drive with his plans for this £10BILLION AI data centre that could emit as much CO2 as an airport? ROSS CLARK

found 2025 › May › 28 (Wed) @ 10:45 UTC

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For a Prime Minister whose priorities are 'growth, growth, growth', the prospect of ten gleaming 'data centres' on the Northumberland coast is manna from heaven.

Like a teacher's pet, Starmer is a sucker for rules. Which is why I fear he will doom Britain to a sorry future as an EU satellite, warns ROSS CLARK

found 2025 › May › 18 (Sun) @ 11:20 UTC

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Rather tragically, we have Sir Keir Starmer to represent UK interests. You can almost sense the jubilation on the faces of EU negotiators as they eye up our fish and dream up ways to trap Britain.