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Tag Archives: Nick Gibb
A year ahead for our Parliament and a possible Election
At the beginning of a new year many of us consider what will take place with a range of themes and settings that impact us personally or within our community or indeed across the whole of our Nation. One of … Continue reading
DfE will consult the public on Natural History education
Last Thursday there was a response to a written question that was sent to the Department for Education. The MP who asked the question was Caroline Lucas who is in the Green Party and is the MP for Brighton Pavilion … Continue reading
Over Christmas our MPs should speak about children
Last week two themes emerged from Parliament that together have both indicated that several of our Sussex MPs are involved in discussions and planning for children and their families in our nation. It would therefore be reasonable to ask these … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Caroline Ansell, Gillian Keegan, Mims Davies, Nick Gibb, Sally-Ann Hart
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Can the Government help Schools obtain Defibrillators?
Last Tuesday a question and answer appeared in the Parliament system which was set out by Henry Smith who is the Conservative MP for Crawley and it was responded by Nick Gibb who is the MP for Bognor Regis and … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Education, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Defibrillators, Gillian Keegan, Henry Smith, Nick Gibb, Schools
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Prime Minister and DfE Ministers must respond urgently
Last week several elements emerged in our Nation that require the Government to deal with. Some of them were raised within Parliament and others were raised externally but they were all being focused to the Government and indeed to the … Continue reading
Two very disturbing education news pieces yesterday
Both of these pieces of news require our Government to respond to. As it happens the two most senior Ministers on these themes are based in Sussex. They are Gillian Keegan and Nick Gibb that are bost MPs in West … Continue reading
Funding of Schools must be addressed Gillian & Nick
Yesterday in the Evening Standard newspaper this article was written by Anna Davis and Julie Henry. I have reproduced its text below and it was focused on London School issues. However, it is clear that the challenge for funding for … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Anna Davis, Gillian Keegan, Julie Henry, Nick Gibb
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Some of the significant issues last week in Parliament
It is very interesting to observe what takes place during the first few days of a new Prime Minister which has emerged more frequently in the last six years than before. I cannot recall much what happened when James Callaghan … Continue reading
As Parliament closes, we need a new approach
Parliament will close down today and it is not due to reopen until Monday 5th September with either Elizabeth Truss or Rishi Sunak as the next Nations Prime Minister. Given that both of them have claimed they will not hold … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Elizabeth Truss, Green Party, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, Nick Gibb, Plaid Cymru, Rishi Sunak, SNP
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A significant reaction from several Sussex MPs
The first of the Sussex Ministers to resign is Mims Davies and we may see some more resignations in the next few days if Boris does not step down. At least one of the new senior Ministers, the new Chancellor … Continue reading