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Category Archives: Parliament and Democracy
Bus Funding discussed in House of Lords
On Wednesday there was this debate about Bus Funding and the Minister who set it out and contributed it was Charlotte Vere who a number of years ago tried to become an MP for Brighton Pavilion where I live and … Continue reading
Government has no data on children’s health and care
Last Wednesday a written question was raised by Tim Loughton, the MP for East Worthing and Shoreham and the question was answered by Neil O’Brien who is a Health and Social Care Minister. The question was very sensible and given … Continue reading
Posted in Health Reform, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Health and Care Bill, Neil O'Brien, Tim Loughton
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An MP asks “Ministers are criminalising protest”
Last Tuesday Joanna Cherry, the SNP MP asked an initial question under the headline of “Coronation: Policing of Protests“ and her initial question was “Urgent Question): To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if she will make a statement … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Caroline Lucas, Chris Philp, Joanna Cherry
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We are all struggling to endorse what my Friend says
Last Thursday there was this session called Topical Questions Cabinet Office – in the House of Commons and one of the contributors was the Conservative MP for Hastings and Rye, Sally-Ann Hart who made a very significant state focusing on … Continue reading
Last week in Parliament Eastbourne focused on a Petition
Today I am waiting to observe how our local MPs will participate in some of the sessions taking place in Parliament. I am also interested to reflect on one of the discussions that took place last week. The first session … Continue reading
A nice endorsement of Penny Mordaunt by Henry Smith
On Thursday Penny Mordaunt who is the Lord President of the Council and Leader of the House of Commons was responding to Business of the House questions. One of the MPs who raised a question was the MP of Conservative … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Henry Smith, King Charles III, Penny Mordaunt
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Scotland Parliament refers to FareShare again
A few days ago I wrote this blog that was focusing on the comment from the SNP for FareShare which was very positive. Then again on Thursday this week the Scottish Parliament was debating here on the headline of “Charities … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged FareShare, John Mason, Scotland Parliament, SNP
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Will Rishi honestly look his daughter in the eye?
On Wednesday Caroline Lucas asked a very significant question on Rishi Sunak during the Prime Ministers question session and it is very interesting to know how he is treating his daughter. On the following day the Greenpeace website set out … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Lucas, Greenpeace, Rishi Sunak
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House of Parliament considers vaping among under-18s
The Vaping session in Parliament took part on the 2nd of May and the first comment came from an MP Neil Hudson and later Caroline Ansell took part. According to this IndeJuice (UK) website which focuses on the theme they … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Caroline Ansell, Neil Hudson, Neil O'Brien
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A 9 year boy attended PM’s home for deaf children
On Thursday the “CYP Now” website published a piece that was written by Emily Harle. It explains that a nine-year-old deaf boy called Orson Grimer has visited the home at Number 10, Downing Street in London where the Prime Minister, … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Emily Harle, Orson Grimer, Rishi Sunak
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