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Tag Archives: Andrew Griffith
English Wine Week with a major focus on Sussex Wine
On Wednesday afternoon there was a debate about Wine Week that took place at the end of the day, organised by Andrew Griffith who is the MP for Arundel and South Downs. His comments were focused on this subject as … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Andrew Griffith, Peter Bottomley, Tim Loughton
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This Queens Speech includes several Conservative U turns
Last week the second Queens Speeches since the 2019 General Election and the first in this decade took place. Inevitably the one that follows a General Election is focused on the Manifesto that was published by the party or group … Continue reading
Politicians who imply 11 years is very different from 13 years
Last week was the second Queens speech and as usually happens after a Queens speech the politicians participate in a number of discussions, some of which are more incompetent than others. Two of the men who took part chose to … Continue reading
The challenge of hearing from all local MPs during COVID
The current arrangements for our national Parliament in response to COVID makes it more difficult than in the past to be able to observe debates on specific themes that involve a number of our local MPs. Of course, there are … Continue reading
We clearly need all Politicians to act in a professional manner
In the last few days themes have emerged that are critical factors for Governments, Councils and indeed local elected representatives. Sadly, comments and actions have been carried out by people who know very well that this is not the way … Continue reading
Northern Ireland – their challenge is being overlooked
When an MP asks a question that is not very clear it gives the Government the opportunity to either ignore the real subject and give a superficial response or to focus on the real challenges and try to explain what … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Andrew Griffith, Northern Ireland, Robin Walker
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A clear question on behalf of Students – less clear answer!
Earlier this week on Wednesday there was a debate that took place in Parliament on the theme of Support for University Students: Covid-19 which was started by Paul Blomfield who is the Labour MP for Sheffield Central with his Urgent … 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
Let us thank Andrew Griffith for his debate on Dark Skies
A few days before Christmas on 14th December a Parliamentary debate in the House of Commons took place which was organised by the MP for Arundel and South Downs under the very short title of Dark Skies. He explained in … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Parliament and Democracy, Planning Rules
Tagged Andrew Griffith, Christopher Pincher, CPRE, Eric Pickles, SEEDA, SEERA
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Due to Government U turns we clearly need an EU Referendum
As part of the manifesto of our current Government which led to their election just over a year ago the claim was “Our deal is the only one on the table. It is signed, sealed and ready. It puts the … Continue reading
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