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Category Archives: Network Rail
It appears a recent Minister was rejected by Government
On Wednesday, the day before the Parliament was closed down the MP for Mid Sussex, Mims Davies asked a very significant question and tragically the Government responded by claiming that they would resolve the question by the provision of one … Continue reading
An interesting Q&A for Eastbourne Railway provision
On Thursday several MPs spoke about a theme called the Modernisation of the Railway which was being responded by Grant Shapps. The first two MPs that opened the issue up were both Conservatives, one was the MP for Fylde, Mark … Continue reading
Posted in Network Rail, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Ansell, Eastbourne, Grant Shapps, Mark Menzies
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Will Huw and team challenge the Shapps train strike?
The article below has come today from i-news written by editor Paul Waugh which is available here. It is very clear that the Government is setting out to raise problems in our Nation and we would ideally have responses from … Continue reading
The “Sussex Modern Trail” needs to be promoted
On Thursday in the House of Commons a few words were expressed by Huw Merriman from Bexhill and Battle and there was a response from Nigel Huddleston who is one of the Ministers for the DCMS Department. Huw referred to … Continue reading
Can we obtain a Parliament with real answers?
It is not a new problem but perhaps we can find a new solution? The questions raised in Parliament can occasionally be the problem but far too often the lack of a meaningful answer is the real problem. How can … Continue reading
Posted in Network Rail, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Chris Heaton Harris, Huw Merriman, Wendy Morton
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Disability Access to all Railway Stations by 2030?
On Wednesday in the House of Commons two MPs participated in a meaningful debate on the theme of access by disabled people to railways stations. The debate covered far too many words to include in this piece but there are … Continue reading
Posted in Network Rail, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Chris Heaton Harris, Crowborough, Disability, Eridge, Nusrat Ghani
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Does anyone understand the Williams-Shapps Rail Plan?
On the 20th May the Government published a policy paper under the headline of “Great British Railways: Williams-Shapps plan for rail” which is described as the The government’s plan to transform the railways in Great Britain. The two people who … Continue reading
Transport Infrastructure Projects for Sussex residents
Yesterday in the House of Commons there was a brief debate about Transport Infrastructure which involved a Sussex MP (Sally-Ann Hart) and an MP from Croydon (Elliot Colburn) who referred to the Brighton mainline which of course is connected to … Continue reading
A need for Sussex and other MPs to work together with residents
Last week in the House of Commons, a Sussex MP Andrew Griffith asked a question regarding transport in rural settings and he got a response that clearly needs people like Andrew and his neighbouring MPs to work together and much … Continue reading
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