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Tag Archives: Matt Hancock
One of the very strong arguments for Matt to remain
Given that these men and women along with some of their other colleagues in the same Cabinet are not very credible or have made some very significant mistakes, one can of course make a strong argument for them to resign … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Conservative Party, Matt Hancock
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Where is the COVID “internal lessons learned review”?
Last Thursday in the House of Commons my MP, Caroline Lucas asked a very clear question and was ignored by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock. Sadly she and many other MPs do get ignored … Continue reading
Vaccine priorities and US Capitol chaos both need responses
At the start of this week many of us are still recovering from a number of events that took place last week. For those of us in the UK, the lockdown following a huge increase in COVID-19 cases over December … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Education, Health Reform, Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Boris Johnson, Capitol Chaos, COVID-19, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Matt Hancock
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The EU departure proposals need a higher level of accountability
The news yesterday that our Prime Minister is opposing the proposal by Matt Hancock to work with the European Union on pandemic warning on subjects such as Cornovirus is clearly very concerning and then the suggestion from Truss that workers … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, EU Referendum, Health Reform, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Liz Truss, Matt Hancock
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Unity vs wealth for a few individuals
As the focus in the media and in many places where the nations power is being held or observed is now turning onto who will replace Theresa May, it is clear that not everyone will want to prioritise caring for … Continue reading
Anne Milton and her predecessors failed to improve STEM education
Over the last few weeks in Parliament there have been a couple of statements regarding STEM and Further Education issues. They are vital matters as up until now our STEM provision in this country has been heavily supplemented from visitors … Continue reading
