Mark Pack

Tory MPs Derek Conway and Nigel Waterson in trouble

By | Tue 29th January 2008 - 9:39 am
  1. One of Derek Conway’s constituents is not happy. Duncan Borrowman, that is.
  2. Nigel Waterson has been arrested for allegedly assaulting his children.
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6 Comments

  • benjamin 29th Jan '08 - 1:51pm

    Conway has had the whip withdrawn.

    Anyone for a double by-election?!

  • Anonymous 29th Jan '08 - 2:11pm

    Benjamin, would a person who finances his children’s studies with parliamentary allowances vacate his seat just because of the shame of losing the whip?

    And why would Nigel Waterson vacate his seat, when Andrew Pelling didn’t?

  • benjamin 29th Jan '08 - 2:22pm

    Oh I realise it doesn’t always follow that Tories who are found out doing something shameful or illegal will quit but you never know your luck!

  • Dominic 29th Jan '08 - 10:15pm

    2 Tory scandals in 2 days. How confusing.

    It’s a hard life being inflicted with a Tory parent. But one thing’s clear: you’d be pretty sure which of the 2 MPs you’d prefer to have as your dad 😉

  • benjamin 30th Jan '08 - 11:41am

    Oh, I don’t know – Conway might not actually beat his son but he has made a career out of supporting legislation that directly discriminates against him.

    Big Picture, people!

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