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Liam Deacon

  • Consultant, Pagefield
As seen in: The Telegraph, Yahoo Canada, Daily Express, Daily Star (UK), VICE UK, Breitbart, HuffPost UK, Yahoo, RealClear Politics, AOL UK and
Home counties husband & dad. Comms advisor & campaigner. Fellow @ASI. Former Brexit Party Head of Press. Ex-reporter. Views mine
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In praise of the millennial dad

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By Liam Deacon
| The Spectator Australia Verified
By the school gates. At swimming lessons. In NCT classes, soft play centres and the baby aisle at Tesco. Everywhere millennial mums gather, millennial dads are there too. Often wearing the now-ubiquitous baby sling (the one that so bizarrely offended Piers Morgan and his perception of masculinity) we arrive armed with the ever-expanding paraphernalia of modern parenting. Travel potties, sun cream, scooters, snacks, spare clothes and water bottles. Sometimes multiple water bottles.
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Why we love pubs

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By Liam Deacon
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
Politicians are squeezing pubs out of existence without understanding why they matter Labour Housing and Communities minister Steve Reed wants to save pubs. There’s a “war on fun,” he says. It’s nothing to do with his party, of course, and he’s doing something about it. Man-about-town Steve has the answer. He knows what makes pubs tick. He’s going to tweak licensing laws so the lads at his local can have Traitors “viewing parties”. Sorted, then.
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Make Englishmen’s homes their castles again

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By Liam Deacon
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
Buildings extensions must not be made unaffordable In a business-park office in Milton Keynes, early in 2024, someone at the National House Builders Council (NHBC) clicked a mouse, and extending a home jumped in price by tens of thousands of pounds for many Brits. The NHBC Standards 2024, in force for foundations started from 1 January 2024, were followed later in the year by the enticingly named BS 5837.
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