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Tag Archives: SEERA
The Liberal Democrat Conference and impact in Sussex
This is the second day of the Conservative Conference in Manchester. It will be interesting if we can discover what, if any, contributions from our Sussex MPs that will come from it. It ends on Wednesday and will be closely … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Alison Bennett, Ed Davey, Liberal Democrat, Sarah Waite, SEERA, Steve Coogan, Sussex, Wera Hobhouse
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Sussex Wildlife Trust is hiring a Recovery Officer
I was on LinkedIn this morning and I spotted that my friend Chris Corrigan is celebrating his first year at the Sussex Wildlife Trust. I have worked with Chris in the past when we were both members of the South … Continue reading
Will our MPs connect with Sussex “Ocean Hackathon”
A few days ago, I spotted a Sussex event that is a call for people who are passionate about our local coast and want wildlife thriving which is at the De La Warr Pavilion on Saturday the 10th September. This … Continue reading
The Government needs to realise all people matter
It is always fascinating when one reads the text from Parliament and finds a radical and strong argument being made by people who one might not expect would challenge their own political party based Government. That said it is very … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Economics, Education, Environment, Health Reform, Housing, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Catriona Riddell, Peter Bottomley, Roger House, SEERA
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Let us thank Andrew Griffith for his debate on Dark Skies
A few days before Christmas on 14th December a Parliamentary debate in the House of Commons took place which was organised by the MP for Arundel and South Downs under the very short title of Dark Skies. He explained in … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Parliament and Democracy, Planning Rules
Tagged Andrew Griffith, Christopher Pincher, CPRE, Eric Pickles, SEEDA, SEERA
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We need to establish a new generation of Regional Assemblies
Last Thursday there was a debate under the subject of Planning and House Building in the House of Commons. Having read the speeches it is clear that the elements being raised by some of the MPs who were able to … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Environment, Housing, Parliament and Democracy, Planning Rules
Tagged Andrew Griffith, Bob Seely, Christopher Pincher, SEERA
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Eastbourne MP attacks Brighton and Hove in Parliament
Most MPs stand up to speak on a regular basis and it is not at all surprising for some of the words that they have used to occasionally look a bit contradictory if they are compared over a period of … Continue reading
We clearly need more collaboration and solutions
At the end of Parliament yesterday there was a brief debate involving two MPs. I spotted that the debate which was being arranged by Nusrat Ghani was being planned and even referred to it here on Saturday. Nusrat Ghani, is … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Environment, Parliament and Democracy, Planning Rules
Tagged DEFRA, Environment Agency, Michelham Priory, Nusrat Ghani, Rebecca Pow, SEERA
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Who will educate our Ministers about what #happenedinthepast
An article about housing plans written by Christopher Pincher, the Minister of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government was published yesterday on the Conservative Home website. He is attempting to explain the way in which local Councils need to … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Education, Environment, Housing, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Catriona Riddell, Christopher Pincher, SEERA
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It is vital that unitary Councils are not the only solution to consider
Earlier today two pieces of news emerged that both relate to local Councils albeit in very different ways. The first was the sad news that ex Council leader of Oxford County Council Keith Mitchell has died. I worked with Keith … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Obituary, Parliament and Democracy, Planning Rules
Tagged CCN, Keith Mitchell, SEERA, Unitary Councils
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