Sir John Hayes Challenges Government on Chagos Surrender and Nuclear Weapons Monday, 2 February, 2026 Sir John Hayes challenges the Government's Chagos surrender Bill amid nuclear weapon fears. The Pelindaba Treaty, enforced since 2009, of which Mauritius is a signatory, establishes an intended African nuclear-free zone. The Government's surrender Bill threatens to breach this treaty, it will provide our adversaries the opportunity to seek nuclear weapons in Africa. The Chagos Bill will not only... Westminster News
Hayes in the House - The Case for Vocational Education 27th October 2025 The greatest Conservative Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, once observed, “Upon the education of the people…the future of this country depends.” Those words... Articles
Sir John Hayes: Opposing Labour's Reckless Bill Setting Free Serious Criminals 21st October 2025 Sir John Hayes stands up for constituents in a House of Commons debate on Tuesday 21st October 2025 by opposing Labour’s dangerous Sentencing Bill which will... Westminster News
Hayes in the House – The China Threat 20th October 2025 It’s time to dispense with diplomatic deception: the Chinese state poses an immense threat to Britain. It’s not a challenge, a conundrum, nor a dilemma... Articles
Hayes in the House - Sharia Courts and Activist Judges 13th October 2025 For too long, Britain has indulged the dangerous misapprehension that we can thrive as a menagerie of competing cultures, each clinging to its imported customs... Articles
Hayes in the House - Vision for Spalding 6th October 2025 When a town thrives, its people thrive too. Regeneration is never simply about bricks and mortar; its rekindling pride and purpose that counts most. Now the... Local News
Hayes in the House - St Mary’s Church 900th Anniversary 15th September 2025 That Lincolnshire boasts some of the nation’s most splendid places of worship is acknowledged in Simon Jenkins’ celebrated book England’s Thousand Best Churches... Local News
Hayes in the House - The War on Free Speech 8th September 2025 George Orwell, in his seminal novel 1984 , introduced the chilling notion of “thoughtcrime” – the policing of ideas deemed ‘unacceptable’. What he imagined as... Articles
Hayes in the House – Flying the Flag 1st September 2025 At the core of every stout-hearted Briton burns the quiet ember of national pride – a steadfast faith in the land that has nurtured our cherished sovereignty... Articles
Hayes in the House - The Power of Local Sport 11th August 2025 A community may be defined as a location where people come together in a place in which where they share common interests and for which care. In an age when... Local News
