Hayes in the House - Victory in Sutton Bridge 20th January 2025 In an age of growing cynicism about the ability of ordinary people to shape the decisions that affect their lives, events in Sutton Bridge are an encouraging... Local News
Hayes in the House - The Disgrace of Grooming Gangs 13th January 2025 The appalling abuse of young girls by grooming gangs in some our kingdoms, cities and towns has cast a dark shadow over the entire nation. It is now right to... Local News
Hayes in the House - WASPI Women Deserve Justice 6th January 2025 There are moments when those in power face a true test of character. Moments when the principle of justice demands action from the people with the authority to... Local News
Hayes in the House – Christmas Message 2024 23rd December 2024 As the festive season once again falls upon us our Christmas plans spring into action and the new year beckons, most of us will take time to recharge and... Local News
Hayes in the House - Protecting our SMEs 16th December 2024 Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are not only economic entities; they are the enduring spirit of enterprise which shapes our nation’s economy. These... Local News
Hayes in the House - Resisting divisive identity politics 10th December 2024 G.K. Chesterton wrote that “private lives are more important than public reputations.” Like most of our forefathers, he would surely regard the modern... Local News
Hayes in the House - Assisting suicide will harm not help 3rd December 2024 Doubtless, many believe that the House of Commons debate last Friday on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill was about death. In fact, the decision MPs... Local News
Sir John Hayes MP joins farmers from South Holland protesting the Government’s farm tax plans 26th November 2024 Sir John Hayes MP has joined farmers and growers from South Holland and the Deepings in a mass rally of Parliament on Tuesday November 19th. Sir John met a... Local News
Hayes in the House - Orwellian non fiction 26th November 2024 In George Orwell’s seminal novel 1984 ‘thoughtcrime’ is the offence of thinking about things disapproved of by his fiction’s dictatorial regime, which Orwell’s... Local News