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Category Archives: Parliament and Democracy
MP debate the right to die and rent controls
Today is a holiday for most of us including the Government. On Wednesday the 1st May Henry Smith, the Crawley MP organised a discussion about “UK trade: Aviation”. He comments “I thank Mr Speaker for granting me this debate on the importance … Continue reading
A call from Peter Bottomley in Parliament for Acts 5:41
In Parliament each Thursday there is a Business of the House session which is organised by Penny Mordaunt who is the Leader of the House of Commons and there are a number of requests or comments from other MPs each … Continue reading
Posted in Church Teaching, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Penny Mordaunt, Peter Bottomley
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Jo Gideon discussed Volunteers and added YMCA’s
Jo Gideon is the Conservative MP for Stoke on Trent Central and on Thursday 2nd May she submitted a discussion about Volunteers which began with the first few words “I beg to move, That this House has considered the contribution … Continue reading
Child poverty across the United Kingdom
On Monday (29th April) in the House of Lords John Bird introduced a session which is entitled “Child Poverty – Question for Short Debate“ and he opened it with the statement “To ask His Majesty’s Government what plans they have to address … Continue reading
Posted in Church Teaching, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Bishop of Lincoln, John Bird, Stephen Conway
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When it will be possible for people to register?
Last week there was a session in Parliament that is entitled Infected Blood Inquiry which was organised by Diana Johnson, the MP for Kingston upon Hull North. She started the session with “To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office to make a statement … Continue reading
Thousands join call for vote on assisted dying
This week there are only a few items that have been published on the Government website that are linked to Sussex but they are significant. Today there is a plan for MPs to potentially take part in a discussion for … Continue reading
Chris Holmes on House of Lords raised Audio-Visual
On Thursday on 25th April there was a session in the House of Lords Transport System: Failings that the Labour member Peter Snape set it out with the first few comments “That this House takes note of the case for … Continue reading
Sally-Ann Hart spoke about Labour in Hastings
On Wednesday on 24th April in the House of Commons there was a session entitled Engagements and towards the end of the session Sally-Ann Hart spoke about the “The Labour leader of the almost bankrupt Borough Council and several other Labour … Continue reading
A very interesting comments about BBC World Service
On Wednesday in the House of Lords, Roger Liddle, a Labour member created a session entitled BBC World Service: Finances which he opened up with the comment “To ask His Majesty’s Government, following the announcement of the resignation of the Director … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, Nick Baines, Roger Liddle, Tariq Ahmad
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