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Tag Archives: Huw Merriman
East Sussex MPs must work together along with neighbours
On Thursday the discussion regarding COVID-19 that took place in Parliament involved a number of MPs. One of these was Nusrat Ghani from the Wealden constituency of East Sussex. In another debate on the same day there was also a … Continue reading
The Government likes to change rules when it suits them
Given how many recent external appointments the Government has made involving high profile members of their Conservative Party, we might imagine that they are in favour of involving people from political backgrounds. However on Tuesday there was this debate regarding … Continue reading
Three Sussex MPs who have mis-judged their role
It is very sad that in two days’ time, just as was the case yesterday that we will not be able to publicly participate in the annual Remembrance Day due to our COVID lockdown. Last week in the House of … Continue reading
MPs must lead as well as represent their constituents
At this weekend the call by Boris Johnson for our nation to enter into our second lockdown from the 5th November came nearly 3 weeks after Keir Starmer had called for that to happen. Starmer’s call came almost as soon … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Henry Smith, Huw Merriman, Jeremy Quin, Keir Starmer, Nusrat Ghani, Tim Loughton
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Does Grant Shapps understand what “guiding mind” means?
Last Thursday in the House of Commons the session for Transport Sector: Support and Covid-19 Emergency Funding was a series of questions by MPs and responses by Grant Shapps. The challenge of course is for the responses to sound credible … Continue reading
Black History Month – Some MPs need to be better informed
Yesterday I wrote a blog piece about a few of the people I know who I could refer to as current Champions in the Black History Month. To be honest not all of them are from Sussex and indeed I … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Bill Morris, Huw Merriman, Peter Bottomley
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A significant day for our whole nation and other parts of the world
Today there are clearly several matters taking place that will impact all of us immediately or within the next few months. The changes to the COVID-19 guidance are very clear and based on the announcement from the Government last week. … Continue reading
Positive words to small businesses from the Government
The following are some very recent words that various Ministers have stated in response to their colleagues but relating to companies that are small or SME or that are not Multinational. The challenge as always is for these very nice … Continue reading
We need much more openness from all of our Sussex MPs
It can sometimes seem very difficult to fully understand how people work in settings that we have no personal experience of, but that we have an interest in. This is clearly the case in a range of locations but providing … Continue reading
