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Tag Archives: Alistair Burt
Government reverses one use of the Parliamentary F word
It is understandable that many people find the use of the F word deeply offensive, inside and outside of Parliament. However its use inside Parliament leads to certain arrogant individuals and the Government, preventing good policy changes from taking place … Continue reading
Dear Penny and Alistair
As Ministers in the current UK Government it is encouraging to see you both using twitter to call for “all parties to prevent civilian casualties and to cooperate with the UN” over the crisis in Yemen. As MPs and Ministers … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Yemen
Tagged Alistair Burt, Penny Mordaunt, Saudi Arabia, United Nations, Yemen
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Our Government needs to listen
The news this morning that a petition of nearly 1M people is to be ignored by Theresa and her ‘top’ team is not a great surprise. After all she is playing to a much more important audience in her mind. … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Alistair Burt, Donald Trump, Sarah Wollaston, Theresa May
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Our country, economy and democracy
As the rhetoric continues unabated through the referendum megaphone which is hard to ignore, we need a discussion that outlines what form of society we need and want! A debate that takes us into July and beyond, one that ensures … Continue reading
The filibuster squad
In the USA, the technique of filibuster is used primarily to frustrate the Government and slow down the passage of Bills so that changes can be made to the content or the Bill lost altogether. High School students are taught … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Alex Langford, Alistair Burt, Filibuster, Philip Davies MP, Sam Gyimah, Teresa Pearce
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A week for greater openness?
This morning is the beginning of Parliament Week, and an opportunity to renew efforts to engage with our MP. The website for Parliament Week only lists one event in Sussex which is ‘Ask Your MP’ being hosted by the Grace Eyre Foundation … Continue reading