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YOU matter – so make your voice heard

DATE : November 16, 2022 AUTHOR : Lynda Rose

British Airways has issued new guidance to its male cabin crew and pilots, encouraging them to “be bold, be proud, be yourself”. This, however, appears to extend only to those wishing to wear mascara, false eyelashes and lipstick, and to paint their nails and carry a handbag. ‘Male’ staff have also been given permission to have long […]

RSE teaching provokes fury among parents in Wales

DATE : November 16, 2022 AUTHOR : Lynda Rose

Gwynedd Plaid Cymru councillor Beca Brown says she has been abused online and called a paedo lover because of her support for implementation of the RSE code in schools in Wales. She also claims she has been threatened, with someone tweeting that her support for the code had put a rope round her own neck, while […]

10 million aborted – 10 million arrived

DATE : November 16, 2022 AUTHOR : Lynda Rose

“Foreigners who live in your land will gain more power” Deuteronomy 28:43 According to latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), between the years 2011-2021, the number of foreign born people in England and Wales grew from 7.5 million to 16.8 million, with the greatest number of migrants coming from India, Poland, and […]

Another chip in the wall

DATE : November 16, 2022 AUTHOR : Lynda Rose

In a recent survey conducted by the disingenuously named Campaign for Equal Marriage in the Church of England, it was announced by the chairman of the group that over 1100 licensed priests in the Anglican Church say they will be happy to conduct same sex marriages, if and when they become legal (https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2022/28-october/news/uk/we-will-conduct-same-sex-marriages-say-more-than-1000-clergy). He reportedly enthused, “It […]

The spiritual consequences of abortion

DATE : November 11, 2022 AUTHOR : Lynda Rose

Fifty-five years ago, on 27 October 1967, an Act legalising abortion in certain carefully defined circumstances received Royal Assent. Very broadly, termination became legal where continuation of the pregnancy was deemed to carry serious risk to the life or mental health of the mother, greater than if the pregnancy were to continue; where there was […]