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Tag Archives: Rachel Reeves
We clearly need all Politicians to act in a professional manner
In the last few days themes have emerged that are critical factors for Governments, Councils and indeed local elected representatives. Sadly, comments and actions have been carried out by people who know very well that this is not the way … Continue reading
When will this Government answer some questions?
On Tuesday lunchtime there was a debate on the subject of “Covid-19: Government’s Publication of Contracts” which took place following several Court issues. They all related to the way the Government has dealt with procurement over COVID and there was … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Ben Spencer, COVID-19, Edward Argar, Michael Gove, Nigel Mills, Rachel Reeves
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It is time for Parliament to be made accountable
We live in society that feels like a strange mix of strongly defined processes and protocols which can at times prevent ordinary people from making the most of their time or resources and at the other end of the spectrum, … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Church Teaching, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Church of England, Parliament, Peter Bone, Rachel Reeves
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Parliament, please stop patronising SMEs
Three weeks ago I wrote a blog, inspired by a claim by a select committee in the House of Commons that it wanted to meet with Small and Medium Enterprises. The challenge with SMEs is they represent businesses referred to … Continue reading
Its time for MPs to focus on real issues
It is always encouraging when Parliament claims it want to learn from people whose life experience is different to the majority of people in the two Houses. One Parliamentary Committee that scrutinises the Government is the Business, Energy and Industrial … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Economics
Tagged BEIS, Peter Kyle, Rachel Reeves, Small and medium enterprises, Trade Unions
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