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Category Archives: Parliament and Democracy
Ultra-processed Food – will the Government work on it?
At the last Thursday in the House of Lords there was a session entitled Ultra-processed Food which Natalie Bennett who is a member of the Green Party opened the session with “To ask His Majesty’s Government what is their assessment of … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Clive Brooke, Natalie Bennett, Nick Markham
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International Rail Services: Kent and Sussex
Last Wednesday on 25th October 2023 there was a discussion in Parliament which was initially set out with the title International Rail Services: Kent which was initially from Damian Green who is the MP for Ashford. However after he had … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Damian Green, Huw Merriman, Louie French, Railways, Sally-Ann Hart, Southern Railways
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A recall for Audio Visual in Parliament
Robert Wilf Stevenson is a Labour member of the House of Lords from Scotland and on Thursday last week he submitted a written question about Audio Visual for Parliament and his document was responded by a Government Minister John Gardiner. … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Audio Visual, John Gardiner, Robert Stevenson
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Scotland Secondary School Teachers with STEM & IET
Last Thursday there was a discussion in the Scottish Parliament that is entitled of Secondary School Teachers (Action on Numbers). The MSP that began the session is Jamie Green who is a member of the Scottish Conservatives. He opened the … Continue reading
Some significant and unusual vote patterns
(This piece was published in the Brighton Argus today – 30th October 2023) This week marks the second week of Parliament opening after all of the Party conferences have finished. There was a noticeable reduction in the amount of published … Continue reading
What the Government help support women in STEM?
This question came from two MPs on Wednesday this week at the beginning of a session entitled Women in STEM Jobs. The responses from the Government Minister is the Lewes MP Maria Caulfield who I have met in the past … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, STEM
Tagged David Duguid, Maggie Throup, Maria Caufield
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Government claims work with social media companies
On Thursday 19th October the Labour MP for Hove, Peter Kyle submitted a question that focussed on whether the Government has received written responses from all the social media companies and Michelle Donelan who is a Minister and the Conservative … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Michelle Donelan, Peter Kyle
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Israel and Gaza spoke in Parliament yesterday
Last week there were several themes focused in the Parliament that can be seen here in my blog yesterday that was printed in the Brighton Argus yesterday. Along with the items I mentioned yesterday from last week, I have now … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Lucas, Nicholas True, Rishi Sunak
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MPs take part in debates on the crisis in Gaza
(This piece was published in the Brighton Argus today – 23rd October 2023 under the headline of “Our MPs in Parliament”) This week, the second in Parliament following the break from the Party Political Conferences contains plans for a number … Continue reading
The political focus of brownfield lands for Sussex
On Monday last week there was a session that took place in Parliament which is entitled “Brownfield Land: Development – Levelling Up, Housing and Communities” which was organised by Henry Smith who is the Conservative MP for Crawley and the … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Henry Smith, Michael Gove, Peter Bottomley
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