Monthly Archives: January 2019
‘Dear MP/peer..’ From letters to e-mails…
As regular readers know, at the start of each year I table a parliamentary question asking how many items of correspondence were received in the Palace of Westminster in the previous year (and, of these, what proportion was received in the … Continue reading
Caption competition – the winner…
There were some splendid entries for the caption competition and, as ever, I was spoilt for choice. The entry that was most geared to the subject of the lecture – the classics and Parliament – was Neil M with ‘Judicial, … Continue reading
New Year caption competition
I thought some readers would appreciate a New Year caption competition, so here is the first of 2019. It shows me speaking to some students after I gave the inaugural lecture, on Parliament and the Classics, at the Victoria Gallery, … Continue reading
The Norton View 