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Tag Archives: Sussex MPs
COVID-19 demonstrates how local areas need more power
Ever since Parliament closed down 10 days ago a number of issues have arisen that suggests that our Government is not capable of dealing with the challenges that our nation and our local communities are facing. Of course given that … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Graham Brady, Matthew Hancock, Priti Patel, Sussex, Sussex MPs
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MPs and Parliament must now respond to this major problem
Over many years there have been plenty of examples of corruption by individual MPs, Ministers and even occasionally whole Governments. How this current situation compares to some of those examples is hard to measure, particularly as the Russia report is … Continue reading
Parliament is opening up for 2020 – let us hope they become accountable!
At this time of year, the traditional dates can seem a bit strange depending on how one interprets them so although it is nearly a week since the 2020 New Year began, on the other hand a New Year does … Continue reading
Lets change the way our Democracy is structured
It is clear from the public performances by Parliament over the last few days and some of the discussions I have personally sat through in less open settings at the same time that what we need in our nation, far … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Ian Lowrie, Stephen Lloyd, Sussex MPs
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Why did 12 Sussex MPs oppose Parliamentary Democracy?
The important vote that took place last Wednesday in the House of Commons involved all 16 Sussex MPs. Four of them voted to ensure that there would be an Act of Parliament before Brexit proceeds and twelve opposed this. Thankfully … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Amendment 7, Brexit, Caroline Lucas, Nicholas Soames, Sussex MPs
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