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Tag Archives: Karen Bradley
A good call Lloyd and a very poor response Karen
Last Thursday as part of the Parliamentary Procedure Committee there was a discussion involving a number of MPs that was coordinated by Karen Bradley who is the Conservative MP of Staffordshire Moorlands and is the Chair of that Committee. One … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Karen Bradley, Lloyd Russell-Moyle
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Local politicians must listen to Karen Bradley and Stephen Lloyd
Over the last few weeks there has been a series of actions and debates that in my view demands a response from politicians at both a local and national level. The failure to do so may lead to the public … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Devolution, Karen Bradley, Kent, Stephen Lloyd, Surrey, Sussex
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Northern Ireland Secretary of State must now act
On Tuesday Evening Parliament held a debate about the extension of the executive formation for Northern Ireland. It was an interesting debate and whilst most of the people who participated were MPs for Northern Ireland, and therefore also mostly members … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Justice Issues, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Andrew Murrison, Karen Bradley, Lyra McKee, Maria Caulfield
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The current Brexit plans have a direct impact on Sussex
My piece in todays Argus refers to how the return to public of Parliament last week generated a number of issues which have the potential to impact on Sussex community. Bizarrely two came under the heading of a very different … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Coastal Sussex, Dominic Raab, Karen Bradley, Sussex
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A disturbing gap in Governmental understanding
The purpose of having Ministers in our Government is so they can focus on their departments responsibilities and then their understanding and ideas can be brought together as close as possible in an agreed solution by the Prime Minister in … Continue reading
Government deceit or pure stupidity
In the last few days two separate proposals have emerged from the Government which gives the impression that they wish to improve the lives of people in our communities whilst at the same time ignoring completely the fact that they … Continue reading
