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Tag Archives: Jacob Rees-Mogg
These Conservative PMs direct Boris Johnson
As is clear in this SKY report on 13th December 2018 “their failure to remove the prime minister, who secured 200 votes in her favour compared to 117 against, those opposed to Mrs May returned to their efforts on Thursday”. … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg, John Major, Margaret Thatcher, Theresa May
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Is one Brexit visit every 11.5 weeks sufficient Jacob?
This man who made a very mistaken claim prior to the Brexit arrangement was asked a question at the end of the Parliamentary period on 28th April. He was being challenged regarding the way he was travelling around the UK … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Brexit, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Rachel Hopkins
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Very disturbing Tory Ministers
It seems as if each week primarily inside Parliament that senior members of the Government raise themes that most of us do not treat seriously or indeed find very deeply disturbing. As Parliament meets this week for the last few … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Amber Rudd, Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Michael Gove, Peter Bottomley
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Some Sussex MPs are strong and others are quiet
There are many debates as well as voting that takes place in Parliament every week while it is open as it was last week and indeed as it currently this week. Of course, if the challenge regarding the Prime Minister’s … Continue reading
Jacob calls for MPs to hold some Councils to account
Last week in the Business of the House session in Parliament, the MP for West Bromwich West asked a question about Sandwell Council. The response from Jacob Rees-Mogg was “We may need to set aside days of debate to discover … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Jacob Rees-Mogg, LGA, Local government, Shaun Bailey
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Last week several serious issues emerged
At the beginning of each week there are reasons for us to try to achieve a good outcome for ourselves and our family, our friends, neighbours and for other people around us. The results or challenges are of course much … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Prince Andrew, Priti Patel, Sue Gray
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Some appalling calls and some very good calls
It appears as if in the last few days that several people inside the Government and Parliament are seeking to move us forward but sadly the Prime Minister has made several destructive comments. The people I have spotted are focusing … Continue reading
One year later and our BREXIT challenges
It is reasonable for people who have made mistakes or perhaps even told absolute lies to admit their mistakes (or admit their lies). This piece on the Sun was in 2016, these following statements would have taken place at a … Continue reading
We need all politicians to work together Nicola
On Thursday this week there was a discussion in the House of Commons under the title of Business of the House and one of the MPs stood up to call for a Parliamentary debate that related to her setting which … Continue reading
Some words and some votes from last night
In the debate under the title of Committee on Standards after many voices were expressed, two votes took place. Although the Conservatives managed to succeed they only just managed to do so by a few votes. In both vote issues … Continue reading
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