Brian Coleman
Brian Coleman was first elected to the London Assembly in June 2000. Widely outspoken he is best known for his groundbreaking policy of removing traffic calming measures
Articles by Brian Coleman
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Music
Cultural apartheid?
- 28 August 2007
- 7 comments
The Proms remain a resolutely all-white, Middle English affair
UK Politics
Politics and alcohol
- 13 August 2007
- 8 comments
One Tory backbencher of my acquaintance always made a better speech after he had consumed a bottle of red wine at dinner
Religion
Falun Gong is a constant reminder of Chinese oppression
- 31 July 2007
- 17 comments
The Chinese government has a long way to go in learning how to treat and respect humanity
UK Politics
The Tory mayoral carry on
- 23 July 2007
- 5 comments
With Boris on the boards the London political scene now has a production to grasp the popular imagination
UK Politics
Coleman at Wimbledon
- 09 July 2007
- 1 comment
The Navy at Gay Pride, why the people behind 2012 should be replaced and a few other musings arising from a trip to the home of tennis...
UK Politics
Thatcher the gay icon
- 25 June 2007
- 8 comments
'There are many gay Tory men who would like to sleep with David Cameron but it is Lady Thatcher whose portrait hangs over their bed'
UK Politics
The loss of a good man
- 11 June 2007
- 6 comments
When the perks are so attractive, it's no wonder our public servants are tempted by retirement
UK Politics
Grammar School fury won't go away
- 29 May 2007
- 3 comments
I have yet to find a Conservative MP, London Assembly member, Councillor, or activist who thinks Mr Willetts needed to make the remarks he did
Middle East
Lord Levy's 'persecution'
- 14 May 2007
- 8 comments
Millions have been spent on chasing e-mails ... but then Lord Levy like Dame Shirley Porter before him is Jewish
Lifestyle
The closet is a lonely place
- 23 April 2007
- 15 comments
Conservative London Assembly member Brian Coleman gives us his take on the controversial issue of naming people as gay in the process outing Ted Heath as a 'cottager'
