Benjamin is a history & politics graduate from the University of Leicester who works in the National Assembly for Wales. He takes a particular interest in British political history and contemporary Welsh Devolution.
'How politicians are ruining Brexit' offers a clear and damning account of the failures of the UK Government in Brexit negotiations. From the referendum itself, to the…
The abject failure of The Conservative Party to adequately represent its conservative supporters has led growing numbers to consider the SDP, revived and with a slightly…
Benjamin Mackenzie takes a look at The Mallard, a UK student conservative publication on the front line of the identity politics war. It's a very nice touch to see young…
To say that true Unionists support devolution can seem counter-intuitive considering its fiercest opponents have usually argued that devolution undermined the Union. However,…
The sale of Wembley Stadium has received little coverage since the announcement was made that Fulham FC owner Shahid Khan had made an offer of £900 million to purchase the…
Hate has to be the most subjective damn term to enter our politics in the past few years as an excuse to shut people up. Entirely self-described, the reality that anyone might…
Benjamin Mackenzie discusses devolving Brexit and argues that if the Welsh people are prepared to take responsibility, they have a real opportunity for a serious,…
In-case this is the first time you are visiting my blog, welcome. I tend to cover Welsh politics, Brexit and the Radical Right, but occasionally feel compellled to discuss…
If UKIP is to remain a force in British politics, it has to restore its authority and appeal. This is why I am supporting Henry Bolton for UKIP leader.
John Rees-Evans is proposing to transform UKIP into a direct democracy party. Unfortunately, that system is already turning UKIP into a joke without having even been…