Printed and published for UKIP by Steve Halden, 10 Beaufort Green, Swindon, Wiltshire SN3 2AE
Steve Halden got a letter printed in the Swindon Advertiser 25th February
Peter Smith (SA Feb 24) argues against patriotism and believes that the class struggle against the rich is the main issue in the local elections in May 2021.
Tony Blair led the Labour Party for most of the period 1997 to 2010. This period may well have been a wonderful class struggle against the rich but we ended up with a country short of 4 million houses.
The Labour government of Tony Blair forgot about the basic need to house the working class. The 4 million shortage of houses pushed up prices far too high and now young people cannot afford to rent or buy.
The Conservative Party inherited this housing problem from Labour and have only succeeded in making things worse during the eleven years since 2010.
It takes a patriot to spot the need for more houses and the need to defend womens sports as the main issues in the local elections May 2021.
Steve Halden
Steve Halden got a letter printed in the Swindon Advertiser 19th February
Martin Web (Feb 11) talks about the elections due to take place in May 2021 and what the main issues are going to be.
He believes the main issues are Covid-19, NHS, lockdowns, homelessness, poverty and unemployment.
While I totally agree with him this does not help us to decide who to vote for because all the leaflets will be professionally produced in bright glossy colours with beautiful persuasive words telling is that each party is the right one to choose.
If you you find yourself getting confused by this overload of information may I suggest a short cut to help you decide.
Why not just vote for the candidate that convinces you that he is the most patriotic?
Steve Halden
Steve Halden got a letter printed in the Swindon Advertiser 9th February
Went for my Covid-19 vaccination on Thursday 4th February at the Steam Railway Museum and was very impressed with the organisation.
There was something slightly miltary about the efficiency of the operation. We were greeted at the door and directed to the check in desk. Then directed to line up and wait to be called. It all went as smooth as clockwork.
After the vaccination we were sent to a recovery area for a 15 minute safety check where a supervisor kept an eye on everyone to ensure they were kept safe.
We can all feel proud that Britain now leads the world in the roll out of the Covid-19 vaccinations.
These vaccinations are putting the great back into Great Britain.
Steve Halden
Steve Halden got a letter printed in the Swindon Advertiser 29th January 2021
It is very disturbing that the new USA President Joe Biden can make major changes to about twenty laws using Executive Orders without consulting the Congress or the Senate.
The cancellation of fracking and abandoning the pipeline to Canada will increase the cost of petrol for all drivers.
The changes to womens rights regarding sports and prison conditions will affect the rights of all women very badly.
He also plans to open the southern border to two million additional immigrants despite the fact that there have been riots all through the summer about the shortage of jobs and houses in many America cities.
If Joe Biden can do all this during his first week in office then we should all have a great sense of foreboding about the next four years.
Steve Halden
Printed and published for UKIP by Steve Halden, 10 Beaufort Green, Swindon, Wiltshire SN3 2AE
