Tag Archives: Chris Philp

Last week Lloyd asked Home Office about Police Medals


Last Tuesday was the final day of Parliament for MPs prior to the various Party Conference and one of the written questions that was submitted to the Home Office came from Lloyd Russell-Moyle. He is the MP for Brighton Kemptown … Continue reading

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SVRO for Thames Valley, Merseyside, Sussex and West Midlands


On Monday at the first day of Parliament following the Summer, one of the MPs, Grahame Morris, the Labour for Easington which is in Yorkshire asked four questions and they were all answered by Chris Philp who is the Minister … Continue reading

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Trying to access, provide or facilitate abortion services


This response was from Chris Philp who is the Conservative Minister for the Home Department and his initial words are “It is completely unacceptable that anyone should feel harassed or intimidated when trying to access, provide or facilitate abortion services.” … Continue reading

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A West Midlands MP asked a radical Sussex Question


On Monday in Parliament Julian Knight the MP from Solihull for Conservative wrote a question to the Government about the murder of Vishal Mehrotra who was killed 41 years ago. The person who answered his question was Chris Philp, the … Continue reading

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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

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Some MPs need to spend more time learning locally


At the end of last week one of the MPs for West Sussex set out this very strange question which he was directing to the Government Home Department. It is always vital for MPs to spend time with their local … Continue reading

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A very inadequate answer to the Father of the House


Many of us may not be aware of challenges that are impacting the area near Parliament so when Peter Bottomley asked a question about Westminster Bridge the theme of the question can sound very concerning. However what was much more … Continue reading

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We need to challenge Philp and Patel over their Asylum views


Yesterday in the House of Commons two MPs raised a question on the subject of Asylum System: Reform and they got an answer that was clearly not relating to the background of their questions. Sadly if the answer is followed … Continue reading

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The Home Office must change its behaviour and attitudes


This tweet re-appeared yesterday along with a comment from Paul Bernal, a tweeter I often agree with. He was responding to how the Home Office is currently behaving towards our borders and Scotland and I have included his comment below. … Continue reading

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Is this Absolute Crap?


Yesterday in the House of Commons the man on the right Chris Philp who is one of the Ministers in the Home Office made a statement which the man on the left called absolute crap. Inevitably the Deputy Speaker asked … Continue reading

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