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Tomorrow a group of MPs will debate Domestic Abuse
It is always very encouraging when a group of MPs set out to promote an important theme within Parliament and particularly for them to work with a team that is not restricted to party politics. Tomorrow a debate is due … Continue reading
Family Mediation is being proposed in Parliament
On Wednesday there was a debate in Westminster Hall in Parliament under the theme of Family Law Terminology which was being set out by a Conservative MP Siobhan Baillie from Stroud in the Gloucestershire County. Along with Siobhan one of … Continue reading
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Tagged Family Mediation, Judge Wildbood, Sally-Ann Hart, Siobhan Baillie
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Well done Wendy Chamberlain for Carers Leave Bill
Last Wednesday in the House of Commons there was a debate on the theme of Clause 1 for the Carers Leave Bill and two of the Sussex MPs took part in the debate. The person who began the discussion was … Continue reading
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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
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
East Sussex MPs focused on raw Sewage issues
It is very encouraging when MPs raise themes in Parliament on behalf of their communities and so it would be fantastic if some MPs will introduce elements that are not currently listed on the Upcoming business for this week. One … Continue reading
Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 by Caroline
Two days ago this image appeared on twitter explaining the very recent action by Caroline Lucas who is the MP for Brighton Pavilion. The connections relating to this Bill that she wrote about are available on the Parliamentary website which … Continue reading
Parliament opens after 6 weeks of silence from most MPs
Today our Parliament will finally re-open after far too many weeks of close down by the Government due to an unrealistic period of their leader being replaced. Today we will discover the new Prime Minister and tomorrow Alexander Boris de … Continue reading
The prospect of the Sussex Local Skills Improvement
At the beginning of August, the Department for Education (DfE) published their initial “Statutory Guidance for the Development of a Local Skills Improvement Plan” (LSIP). There is clearly a lot that the Government needs to do to promote the plans … Continue reading
Last week Sussex MPs responded to the Government
Last Monday many MPs took part in a discussion that was followed by a vote of Confidence in Her Majesty’s Government. All but one of our Sussex MPs voted, the one that did not was Nusrat Ghani from Wealden. The … Continue reading
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