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Tag Archives: Jesse Norman
Many MPs agree new rules to ease EV charging
Last week on the 25th October Jack Loughran published a document on the Institution of Engineering of Technology which is entitled in “MPs agree new rules to ease EV charging” that can be obtained from here. I have included some … Continue reading
Will Rishi Sunak and Jesse Norman disclose JRB plans?
Today we will be officially told what the March 2021 Budget will include by Rishi Sunak and presumably with support from Jesses Norman who is the Financial Secretary to the Treasury. This budget is intended to cover the next 12months … Continue reading
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Tagged Furlough, Henry Smith, Jesse Norman, Job Retention Bonus
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Two MPs break a barrier and challenges the Government
The recent history of our Parliament is that Jacob Rees-Mogg was not prepared for many months for any MPs or Ministers to participate in debates using video systems at all until Boris Johnson was forced to respond from No 10 … Continue reading
Sussex MPs responded well to Sussex Day priorities
Last week we had the opportunity to celebrate Sussex Day even though large gatherings are not possible currently. However one place where large numbers of people do meet together is the House of Commons and so last Tuesday it was … Continue reading
The latest effort to protect people on construction sites from COVID-19
Yesterday a Government formed agency, albeit one that Ministers claim is a ‘business led membership council’ published its third version of a guidance document under the short title of Site Operating Procedures or the slightly longer title of Construction Sector … Continue reading
Lets have substance, not just style
It appears that the Government and in particular the Cabinet Office Minister, Matthew Hancock MP have managed to win the case to spend an additional £80,000 per year to ensure our laws will continue to be printed on vellum, rather … Continue reading
Well thats Politics!
This morning as we listened to broadcasters and read our newspapers, we are in day 4 of Flowersgate. My usual source of news in the morning is Radio4 and true to form they have covered the decision by David Cameron to … Continue reading
