POLITICS in PUBS

The UK now imports vastly more than we export. What are the social and economic consequences and how can we tackle them?

As new media increasingly becomes a significant means to engage in local and community affairs and as the traditional methods […]

With 1.2 million people entering into the UK in 2022 (net migration of 745,000), immigration has become a regular feature in news reports and politics. So why are people reluctant to discuss it? Guest speaker Hilary Salt believes a constructive debate is essential. She joined Politics in Pubs to say: 'we need to talk about immigration'.

An interview and Q&A with Dr Jan Macvarish the Education and Events Director of the Free Speech Union.

Young people are finding it increasingly hard to express their opinions freely, both inside and outside the classroom. The Newcastle group met to discuss what is really happening in our schools.

Join us to discuss the history of migration and whether imperial Britain did any good in the world, or was it all bad?

Head Warrior Barry Wall led an animated discussion about pushing back against woke culture in the education system.

Croydon Constitutionalists discussed the recent statement by General Sir Patrick Sanders, head of the British army, that people must be prepared to support the armed forces by participating in a war if called upon to do so.

The Newcastle group held a debate to get to the bottom of what regional devolution really means for the people of the North East.

A prominent local campaigner discussed how the Green approach to politics is different to the other major parties and also looked at local Green issues.

Communism has a bad press but our favourite Communist is one of the nicest people you could meet! One of our Manchester Politics in Pubs members explained why she joined the Communist Party of Britain Marxist-Leninist.

It’s not all doom and gloom – PiPs Newcastle started the new year with a few reasons to be cheerful!