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Tag Archives: Sally-Ann Hart
Thankyou to these MPs who promoted the Sussex Day
Last Thursday was Sussex Day which was recognised by many people as the 15th year of the County Day, although of course the Sussex Day started in the 13th Century. However, its modern approach was formed by Ian Steedman in … Continue reading
Too many people face level of coastal deprivation
At the end of the Parliament back on the 27th April during the Prime Ministers Questions one of the Sussex MPs raised a very significant question. The question and the answer are both shown below. However what we now need … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Michael Gove, Sally-Ann Hart
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Some terrible cases that took place last week
Last week in Parliament a number of debates and decisions took place and it was interesting to see how some of our local MPs and indeed others responded to them. The completion of the Nationality and Borders Bill was very … Continue reading
Sussex MPs, add your LSIP support to Sally-Ann Hart
As I wrote yesterday in my blog, we have benefited from the LSIP documents which Sussex Chamber of Commerce has just published. The LSIP term relates to Local Skills Improvement Plan Trailblazer. The large number of people involved in its … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged LSIP, Sally-Ann Hart, Sussex Chamber of Commerce
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The Government must Act and not just consider
Two conversations have taken place in the last couple of days and it is clear that the Government Departments need to respond much more effectively than they are currently doing. The first took place in Parliament on Friday when a … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Environment, Parliament and Democracy, Welfare Reform
Tagged Changing Places, Robin Walker, Sally-Ann Hart, Zack Kerr
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Two great themes occurred last week in Parliament
It is always fascinating to read the comments and actions that take place in the House of Commons involving MPs which have themes that impact our communities directly or indirectly. Last week there were two significant elements that I spotted … Continue reading
Local Enterprise Partnerships should get clarity soon
Last week in the House of Commons, Sally-Ann Hart the MP for Hasting set up this debate about the LEPs which are the agencies that the Conservative dominated coalition Government established after they had closed down the Regional Assemblies and … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged LEPs, Neil O'Brien, Sally-Ann Hart
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Several serious issues that Parliament must respond to
At the beginning of most weeks, it is possible to look ahead at the Parliamentary plans and to also reflect on what has just happened. Today is a case for that theme, but it is also interesting to reflect on … Continue reading
Some clear cases for Sussex MPs to work together
It is clear that when Sussex MPs work together, particularly across the current three political groups, that many people feel encouraged. There are of course many times when the political groups are so opposed that the prospect of joint working … Continue reading
All of our MPs must speak for Ukraine and COVID
We are clearly facing several very tragic and challenging positions within our world and within our communities that have emerged in the last week. The appalling impact on Ukraine from Russia is raising many concerns in a wide range of … Continue reading