Allister writes to Lord Hunt over “assault on the integrity of the United Kingdom”
Below is an urgent email which TUV leader Jim Allister sent to the House of Lords Statutory Instrument Scrutiny Committee
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Over 600 requests for bilingual street signs in Belfast
A freedom of information request in Belfast by the TUV has revealed that over 600 requests were received for 464
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Reshuffle speaks to a government out of ideas and running out of road
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “Rishi Sunak’s decision to resurrect David Cameron speaks to a government which is out
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The Protocol is Sinn Fein’s means to the end of Irish unity
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “Even discounting all the self-promotional hyperbole and hype of Sinn Fein over Irish unity,
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Give your answer on abuse of Poppy sellers – display your Poppy
Statement by TUV vice chairman Allister Kyle: “The disgraceful abuse of Poppy sellers in Lurgan has caused widespread outrage across
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King’s Speech – Tory constitutional vandalism should make us suspicious of commitment to promote and strengthen the Union
Jim Allister said: “The passing reference to the integrity of the Union in His Majesty’s speech will provide little comfort
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Republicans cause more trouble at Innishrush
Statement by TUV Mid Ulster representative Glenn Moore: “Once again the mainly Protestant village of Innishrush has come under attack
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Veterinary strike explodes Windsor Whitewash Spin
Statement by TUV Braid Councillor Christopher Jamison: “The massive disruption to the movement of livestock flowing from the veterinary strike
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Constitutional change has already happened without any consent, Mr Baker
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “Whereas the musings of the wholly discredited Steve Baker – discredited by his transition
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TUV blast Belfast City Council’s spurious efforts to conceal full truth following Storey funeral
Responding to revelations from the BBC about the cost of the Storey funeral to Belfast ratepayers – almost £100,000 that