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Category Archives: Brighton & Hove
Thank Chris Elmore for raising FareShare in Parliament
On Thursday this debate on the theme of Food Price Inflation was set out by Jim McMahon who is the Labour MP for Oldham West and Royton in the North area of Manchester and he is also the Shadow Secretary … Continue reading
An excellent Solar Rooftop Installation debate last week
On Wednesday last week the MP for Brighton Pavilion, Caroline Lucas set out a debate under the theme of Solar Rooftop Installation which was a very constructive session. Three other MPs contributed to the event who were Jim Shannon the … Continue reading
Our city does not have a permanent driving test centre
On Thursday Douglas Chapman the SNP MP from Dunfermline and West Fife, asked three questions about his own location and the response came from Richard Holden who is the Department for Transport Minister and his response included on a focus … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Douglas Chapman, Richard Holden
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Several Private Bills and discussions by Sussex MPs
This week in Parliament will be the final full week before Parliament breaks up for Easter on the following Thursday and so this Friday is the last opportunity for private MP Bills to be debated until late in April. Sadly, … Continue reading
Brighton may be being visited by another MP today
During the Prime Minister Questions a week and a half ago on the 8th March one of the questions arose from Lia Nici, the Conservative MP for Great Grimsby. This was her question and the response from the Prime Minister. … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Amex Stadium, Brighton & Hove Albion, Lia Nici, Rishi Sunak
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Two Slavery questions and inadequate answers
So on Tuesday our local MP Caroline Lucas asked a question with several aspects for Slavery issues. Sadly the answer from the Government appears to be very inadequate. So the starting point of the question was “To ask the Secretary of … Continue reading
Some very unusual voting took place last week
Last week there were some interesting votes that took place which are effectively on our behalf. In the case of some of these votes it is not clear why our representatives have responded and indeed the decisions that they took … Continue reading
Women’s drug and alcohol treatment proposed
At the end of the week in Parliament on Thursday 9th March Rachael Maskell, the Labour MP for York Central raised a document that is entitled Women’s drug and alcohol treatment and 9 other MPs supported her call. On the … Continue reading
A significant support for Local Government Funding
Just over a week ago I observed that the MP for for Knowsley in Liverpool, George Howarth had submitted a document during the Parliamentary half term session calling for Local Government Funding. When he returned to Parliament two weeks ago … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Lucas, George Howarth, John McDonnell, Plaid Cymru
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Some of the statements that took place last week
The contributions that took place last week in Parliament included several themes that I have observed so far and which seemed very significant. One of the elements in Parliament that I was expecting was a statement to endorse Nicola Sturgeon, … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Ian Murray, Layla Moran, Lloyd Russell-Moyle, Nicola Sturgeon, Rise
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