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Tag Archives: Roger Roberts
The Government is demanding ID for voting
In May this year some of us will be asked to vote for our Councils and it is also possible that the Government could hold a General Election at the same time. They are not currently planning to do so, … Continue reading
Government claims 98% of us have photo documents
Over Christmas Lord Roger Roberts asked several questions on the theme of what we need to do to vote, given the decision from the Government for us to have a visual identification. He sent over 4 questions which were responded … Continue reading
The UK Government is still blocking Rwanda details
On Wednesday Roger Roberts who is a member of the House of Lords asked a question about Rwanda from the Government and the response was appalling. We clearly need the Government to respond to these questions so that people can … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Roger Roberts, Rwanda, Simon Murray
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It is against the law to ‘sell’ honours or peerages
So said a Tory Minister who responded to two questions from a member of the House of Lords that she responded to on Monday. The person who asked the questions was Lord Roberts of Llandudno and the Tory Minister who … Continue reading
Two significant themes emerged from Sussex MPs
It appears that when Parliament closes down for the Summer that some Ministers attempt to set out radical ideas knowing that they cannot be easily challenged for several weeks. Equally the conscientious MPs and Lords use the time to submit … Continue reading
“Government has committed to build 40 new hospitals”
These words came from a Government Minister in the House of Lords, Syed Kamall on the 20th July following a question from Roger Roberts who is the Lord of Llandudno. It will be very interesting to see what will happen … Continue reading
Government ignores the Archbishop of Canterbury
The Government has actually ignored questions from a number of people in the House of Lords last Thursday. One of them was Lord Roberts of Llandudno and I wrote about the way Roger Roberts was rejected two days ago which … Continue reading
Posted in Church Teaching, Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Justin Welby, Roger Roberts, Rwanda, Susan Williams
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A very vital Parliament question regarding Rwanda
These questions which were submitted at the end of last week about Rwanda were tragically closed down by the Government. At the end of last week the written questions that were provided by Lord Roberts of Llandudno were answered by … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Roger Roberts, Rwanda, Susan Williams
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Thankyou for the Ukraine question Roger Roberts
Sadly, despite the question it is very disappointing how superficial was the response from Susan Williams. The question regarded how the Government is dealing with people fleeing from Ukraine. The result can be seen in this image that was published … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Parliament and Democracy, Ukraine
Tagged Roger Roberts, Susan Williams
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A rather inadequate answer from a Minister
Last Thursday a member of the House of Lords asked this question that was very clear and we could have assumed there would be an answer. Sadly it was so inadequate it demonstrates how pathetic the Government or at least … Continue reading
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