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Tag Archives: Brighton & Hove
The challenge of public sector procurement
The Government set itself an ambitious target in 2010, to ensure that 25% of Government contracts would be awarded to SME’s. They did this because it is widely recognised that the most sustainable and largest number of jobs are created … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Brighton & Hove, Government procurement, SME, Sole Traders
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Our power which tends to intimidate
The core principle behind democracy is that it, and its elements should be accessible to all. Last night I had a salutary lesson in how far we have to go. At the turn of the Millennium I helped to establish … Continue reading
A small nail out of the rural coffin
As a proud resident of Sussex, albeit from the confines of the urban heart of Brighton with some of the best transport links in the country, I have a keen interest in the sustainability of our many rural towns and villages. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
Tagged Brighton & Hove, Brighton & Hove Buses, Compass Travel, East Sussex, RDH Coaches, West Sussex
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The problem with our trains
It appears that the Government don’t believe their own data on railways. We are all anticipating the conclusion of the proposals for an acceptable route for HS2 and George Osborne has raised the idea of HS3 which may in time … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Planning Rules
Tagged Brighton & Hove, HS2, HS3, Network Rail, Roger Blake, Simon Kirby MP, Uckfield
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Difficult choices
On Sunday in Brighton & Hove residents and visitors will mingle together in their chosen activities, benefiting from the sea air and the opportunity to exchange views. Some will be on Madeira Drive East of the Palace Pier roundabout, taking … Continue reading
Home, not so sweet, Home
Last night I heard several terrible accounts by students whose visit to Brighton & Hove to study, many living away from home for the first time, has exposed them to conditions that I had hoped were long ago confined to history. … Continue reading
A day to remember
A few hours ago a number of men and women across the nation including Andrew Wale and Neil Allard in Brighton were able to formalise their relationships through the act of marriage for the first time, bringing to fruition yet another … Continue reading
The i-Bin is here!
At a time of year when our household waste is at a peak, it is fascinating to read of this innovation being installed in London Streets. The bin which compacts rubbish so that it can contain more rubbish than other bins … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged Brighton & Hove, City Council, Environment, London, Recycling, Waste management
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White Ribbon Day – 25th NOvember
A year ago I was coming to terms with the results of the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner elections, having achieved a creditable third against the two best organised and resourced political parties in Sussex. The top three candidates all promised to … Continue reading
