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Tag Archives: COP26
Fairbourne is a village under great threat
The assessment that was made 7 years ago is that Fairbourne in North Wales will not be protected beyond 2054 due to the impact of the rising sea level. The Government has already provided protection but has concluded that it … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Community Safety, Environment, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Lucas, COP26, Fairbourne
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Remembrance Sunday, Andy and COP26
Today in our Church we focused on several themes each of which was very significant. All three of these themes raised so much sadness and also pleasure. Tragically one of these was the sad death of a very good friend … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Brighton & Hove, Church Teaching, Environment, Obituary, Parliament and Democracy, Syria, Yemen
Tagged Andy Mason, COP26, Remembrance Sunday
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The relevance of COP26 ending close to 11th November
Officially the COP26 event was due to end yesterday and it took place on the 12th November, one day after Remembrance or Armistice Day which this year was 103 years since the end of World War 1. While COP26 is … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged COP26, FareShare, Ruth Valerio, Sussex Fareshare
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COP26 must deal with the Drowning in Plastic
On Sunday morning the BBC kindly reproduced a programme that was first published at the beginning of the same month three years earlier. Liz Bonnin was the presenter and had done a great deal of research. We can only hope … Continue reading
Communities and Councils must work together
Today is the second day of a vital event for the whole of the World that is taking place in our nation. COP26 is taking place in Glasgow which is a very significant city in the UK, it is a … Continue reading
The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill
It is very disturbing that at the end of last week, that our nations Parliament failed to provide sufficient time and support for the second reading of a vital Private Members Bill. The Bill was submitted to Parliament by Caroline … Continue reading
Has the UK got soft power overseas?
To be fair this question and answer took place towards the end of July. The answer was provided on 20th July and the question which was a written document was made a few days earlier. The question came from Sally-Ann … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged COP26, G7, Sally-Ann Hart, Wendy Morton
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Caroline Lucas and Sally-Ann Hart discussed COP26
The last active day in the House of Commons before their Summer break took place just over a week ago with a very important debate as part of the day. Thankfully two of our Sussex MPs took part in the … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Environment, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Lucas, COP26, Heather Wheeler, Henry Smith, Sally-Ann Hart
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The unifying football success
I am really proud of the result in yesterdays football game and as the England team approaches the semi final it is fantastic that our football players are committed to a unified nation that is proud to be playing with … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Youth Issues
Tagged COP26, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Tokyo, Wales
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The first day back into Parliament for our MPs
Today is the start of a new half term in Schools and the return to Parliament by MPs after their own week away. This week also involves a visit to Cornwall by representatives of many countries under the title of … Continue reading