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Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall has selected Cllr Andrew Long to contest the South East Cornwall seat at the next General Election. Andrew Long is an experienced councillor, who represents Callington on the unitary authority. He also represented the town on Caradon District Council between 2007 and 2009, and he has been a town councillor since 1999.
Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall today (St Piran’s Day) launched a consultation document entitled “Towards a National Assembly of Cornwall.”MK has a manifesto commitment to the creation of a National Assembly of Cornwall, with powers broadly equivalent to the present Scottish Parliament, and the document sets out what greater self-government could mean for Cornwall.
Mebyon Kernow will launch a devolution white paper on St Piran's day. Highlighting MK's ideas on what powers should be devolved to Cornwall.
Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall has selected Rob Simmons to contest the St Ives Constituency at the next General Election.
Cornwall can do better. No ifs, buts or maybes; we can do it. All we need are the democratic tools for the job. And that is what I am about. I want Cornwall to acquire the tools that we need in order to forge a prosperous future - a future where we make the decisions that affect us most - right here in Cornwall. It’s time that Cornish politicians put Cornwall first, instead of their party or their career. We want Cornish politicians to make the difference for Cornwall.
There was supposed to be a bedroom tax rally in Penzance on Saturday just passed to coincide with the UK wide day of action, but due to the wet and windy weather and the fact it relied on street theater the organisers, Cornwall Anti Cuts Alliance, decided to call it off. Which was unfortunate as the Tory and Lib Dem government need pressure from every corner of the UK to stop this horrible and pointless policy. Anyway I was, as PPC for the St Ives constituency, (possibly) going to give a speech.
The biggest (political) talking point of the last week was undoubtedly George Osborne’s fifth budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Conservatives initially appeared happy with his budget statement until their Party Chairman launched a poster campaign in a bid to win over working-class voters, which backfired in spectacular fashion.