This article by Robert James first appeared on The Conservative Woman and is reposted with their permission. When and if a history of contemporary Britain that deals honestly with the cause and effect of social problems is published, it will resemble a sort of suicide note. It will be seen that policies that have bad …
The nights are drawing in and it is certainly starting to feel very autumnal, so it’s a good time to put the kettle on and download the latest FET bulletin! In this edition we are mainly focussing on the Schools Bill which has been delayed by the new government amid a review of current reforms. …
On Tuesday 26th July, FET was asked to comment on a story about a group of parents and others protesting against the launch of Drag Queen Story Hour at a library in Reading. The event was also targeted by pro LGBTQ+ activists who were supporting the drag queen performer Sab Samuel, who performs as Aida …
Welcome to the Summer Bulletin! It was fantastic to see so many of our supporters at our annual conference on 21st May, held at the RAF Club in central London. We had a full house with well over 100 attendees, as well as many people watching the livestream. If you weren’t able to join us …
In response to Miriam Cates bringing the debate on RSE materials in schools on 30th June, detailed in our previous post, the Schools Minister Robin Walker had the following response in Westminster Hall: I’d like to extend my congratulations to everyone who has spoken in this debate. My apologies that I don’t have time to …