The National Trust is subverting its democracy
The unjust Quick Vote system discriminates against elderly members, serving a hidden agenda
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The unjust Quick Vote system discriminates against elderly members, serving a hidden agenda
Adam Dyster has gone to work for the shadow Defra secretary Steve Reed. I admit this is not an appointment which would normally trouble the political scorers, but it is a straw in the wind. Mr Dyster was, until recently, the adviser to both the chairman and the director-general of the National Trust. As Zewditu
Lord Sumption said the charity, which has faced allegations of pushing ' woke ' policies, was disrespecting grassroots activists by making it more difficult to oppose its preferred policy direction.
The National Trust has infuriated protesters by introducing a new voting system which they say favours candidates who support its allegedly woke agenda in upcoming elections for its decision-making council.
China is so obviously a ‘potential risk to UK safety or interests’ that if there is an ‘enhanced’ tier under our Foreign Influence Registration Scheme, China should be on it. We keep re-learning, but then forgetting, that China is always using covert means to extend its power over western countries, thereby undermining trust. Our government