justine thomas

Tech Entrepreneur.

Reform UK Campaign Manager.

Former Magistrate & Presiding Justice.

Exploring How Britain can return to common sense.

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Does a Green Party Leaflet in Norfolk Risk Misleading Voters?

Residents in Norfolk villages of Acle, Lingwood and Beighton received identical Green Party leaflets presenting a clear impression of the Norfolk County Council Green Party candidate’s local role. However, official records tell a different story. How technically accurate statements, selective omission, and inconsistent campaign materials can combine to create a misleading picture.

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Are Broadland’s Planning Minutes Lawful? Missing Votes and an Unrecorded Adjournment

On 8 October 2025, Broadland’s Planning Committee voted multiple times on a major application at Leffins Lane, Acle. Those votes failed, the meeting adjourned, and the decision was later reversed. Yet the official minutes record only the final vote, omitting key stages entirely. I have challenged this as constitutionally improper and have now escalated the matter to the Local Government Ombudsman, where the final chapter will be decided.

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People Aren’t Thick: Questioning Fairness in the Justice System

Britain’s justice system says it’s neutral, yet the Ricky Jones vs Lucy Connolly outcomes tell a different story. Jones, caught on video with violent rhetoric – walks free. Connolly, condemned for a vile tweets, gets 31 months. The legal technicalities may differ, but to the public it reeks of double standards. If fairness depends on party badges or platforms, trust collapses. This isn’t ignorance, it’s a moral challenge to a system that prizes procedure over justice.

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