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Tag Archives: Tim Loughton
Three weeks to go and election fever hots up
It is three weeks until the General Election and announcements have been made about Political Party Candidates standing across Sussex. Two locations in particular will require a new MP due to MP’s retiring in Brighton Pavilion and in Brighton Kemptown … Continue reading
Final state from Tim Loughton in House of Commons
I wrote this piece on the end of May and it was focused on the end of Tim Loughton but we now have information of the replacement of Tom Rutland from Labour who is in control of East Worthing and … Continue reading
MP debate the right to die and rent controls
Today is a holiday for most of us including the Government. On Wednesday the 1st May Henry Smith, the Crawley MP organised a discussion about “UK trade: Aviation”. He comments “I thank Mr Speaker for granting me this debate on the importance … Continue reading
All our Tories voted for the Rwanda Bill
It was back on Thursday the 21st March in Parliament the Conservative, Lord President of the Council, Penny Mordaunt and MP for Portsmouth North, planned on Monday last week 15th April to organise the “Consideration of a Lords message to … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Christina Rees, Jo Gideon, Nick Gibb, Penny Mordaunt, Peter Gibson, Sally-Ann Hart, Tim Loughton
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Debate wrapped up in time for Easter break
Parliament is closed for two weeks and some of us wish an election would occur in May but there is no information about an voting listed for debate this week on the Government website. Many Sussex MPs however contributed to … Continue reading
Commons committees examine range of items
This week in Parliament several important subjects will be raised with committees involving Sussex MPs. This afternoon Jeremy Quin, the MP for Horsham is involved in a several events that afternoon; the Public Accounts Committee discussing “Non-executive director appointments” and … Continue reading
MPs set to debate new rules on whistleblowers
The plans for today and this week in Parliament only indicate one contribution from a Sussex MP which is happening this afternoon. The Public Accounts Committee which includes Jeremy Quin discussing the theme “Investigation into whistleblowing in the civil service”. … Continue reading
MP Lucas on police and race equality
This week in Parliament there are several themes under discussion and many of us would like to see Sussex MPs making a response. This afternoon there is debate organised by Elliot Colburn, the Conservative MP for Carshalton and Wallington in … Continue reading
Are taxpayers being scammed by the Archbishop?
A few days ago during the Engagements for the Prime Minister in Parliament, Tim Loughton the MP for East Worthing and Shoreham asked a very challenging question and the Prime Minister responded. The text for these items can be obtained … Continue reading
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Tagged Archbishop of Canterbury, Rishi Sunak, Tim Loughton
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MPs debate prescription charges in the Commons
This week includes an important subject matter in a session this afternoon organised by Tonia Antoniazzi the MP for Gower in South Wales “e-petition 608237 relating to prescription charges for people with chronic or long-term health conditions” The e-Petition was entitled … Continue reading
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