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Tag Archives: Jeremy Hunt
This Government Bill needs to be strongly amended
This week in the House of Commons there are some important discussions and votes that will have a serious impact on our nation and our position within the rest of the World. These occur on Tuesday and Wednesday under the … Continue reading
These 10 Sussex MPs made several bad votes last week!
Last week in Parliament a number of important elements emerged that relate to Health issues and it seems vital for our community to applaud the people who took the time to raise questions or supported these important issues. Perhaps we … Continue reading
Thank you for opposing your appalling Government
The 2019 Conservative Manifesto stated very clearly as shown here that they would “proudly maintain their commitment to spend 0.7% of our Gross National Income on development and do more to help countries receiving aid become self-sufficient” They never focused … Continue reading
MPs in the South East have begun to change their responses
As we wait to find out who our next Prime Minister will be, it is encouraging that Parliament when presented with a new opportunity to prevent him from closing them down, responded differently. The prorogation of Parliament would allow the … Continue reading
Posted in Education, EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Gillian Keegan, Huw Merriman, Jeremy Hunt, Nick Gibb, Prorogue, Sam Gyimah
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Parliamentary incompetence goes beyond Boris’s campaign
When considering the performance of our Government at the moment it is hard to look beyond the poor quality interviews and debate that Boris and Jeremy are taking part in. However this statement by Nadhim Zahawi proves that we need … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Parliament and Democracy, STEM
Tagged Apprenticeship Levy, Boris Johnson, Jeremy Hunt, Nadhim Zahawi
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Is TReason the nature of the Darroch leak?
It is clear that when most journalists publish leaked state material, they are doing so to make the nation aware of issues that are going on behind closed doors, that will have an impact on many of us. In theses … Continue reading
A clear reason for endorsing Jeremy Hunt
The choice about to face 120,000 to 160,000 Tory party members is far from clear, both prospective leaders of their party have very substantial failings in far too many areas to be credible party leaders, let alone to then be … Continue reading
One linear gap in Theresa’s legacy plans
As part of the Prime Ministers Questions last Wednesday, Theresa was asked if she would make a significant improvement in the healthcare for people in West Sussex. Sadly she chose not to do so even though this would be a … Continue reading
Three years later and what is there to show for it?
Today marks the third anniversary of the EU referendum result. I recall a few days earlier on Tuesday 21st June 2016 how Michael Gove stated on Radio 4 Today that if we vote to leave, that our departure would begin … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged BEIS, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Jeremy Hunt, Kelly Tolhurst, Michael Gove, Peter Kyle, Small Businesses
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The lies that both sides told deserve taking to court
As newspapers and broadcasters are currently focused on comprising a list of Boris Johnson and his 40 competitors who all want a role that many people would argue will end their political careers, it seems worth asking the 12 Sussex … Continue reading