“I can talk of an evening equal in its beauty and strangeness… there is something unashamedly absurd about many of the arrangements on Dawson’s songs, which truly dance around at times like shanties written in medieval Britain.”
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On 27th January, Palatinate Politics spoke with Nicky Morgan MP. The Former Education Secretary was in Durham to give an address to the Conservative Association.
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How is best to enjoy the album? Is it likely to soundtrack the Pimms and lemonade of Wimbledon 2017? Or should you keep it ready in the back with the bottle of Pernod black for when darkness descends? Here is Joseph Costello’s guide.
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After perhaps the most tumultuous year in politics since the turn of the millennium, Palatinate Politics contributors and editors look back and their pick of the most significant moments of the year.
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In September, The Green Party elected in Caroline Lucas and Jonathan Bartley, two leaders to the helm of the party. This new step in the process of leading a major political party (And yes, I say that without irony) could well recalculate how we think about politics in the country.
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I’m going to say it: this is the end of the Super Injunction. There, I said it.
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I simply snigger in disbelief every time I hear about the risible tax revenues from companies such as Facebook, Amazon and Starbucks.
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