About this site…
We’ve founded this site because we have MANY questions that we would like to put to the Government of the day. We’re sure that you do too!
This site is all about asking questions. Real questions to which you expect honest answers from the Government of the day and from your elected representatives. It is NOT about hate speech. It is not a place for ‘rants’. It is not a rallying cry for any group. If you want to ask a question, please do – but please also accept that we will check your question first to ensure that you do not break any government guidelines in an attempt to protect us and you!
Have your say! If you don’t like something that the Government is doing…tell them!
Contact your local MP by letter or by email! Be courteous at all times but make your feelings known to them. If you have friends who feel the same way, tell them to do exactly the same thing.
Attend your MP’s surgery and talk about your issues in person. Tell them face to face!
Either send your local MP an email and request a response or attend their surgery and put your issues to them face to face, remembering at all times to be calm and courteous!
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Article 10
Article 10 protects your right to hold your own opinions and to express them freely without government interference.
This includes the right to express your views aloud (for example through public protest and demonstrations) or through:
published articles, books or leaflets
television or radio broadcasting
works of art
the internet and social media
The law also protects your freedom to receive information from other people by, for example, being part of an audience or reading a magazine.
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