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Final state from Tim Loughton in House of Commons

On Friday 24th May there was a number of statements that were introduced from MPs when the Government decided that they were organising the Votes from people for the next General Election. One of the people who contributed on that day was Tim Loughton who is the Conservative MP for East Worthing and Shoreham and he has announced a few weeks ago that he is not going to remain on that role. So he…

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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 significant question and the Prime Minister responded. The text for these items can be obtained from here. Tim Loughton: The thoughts of the people of East Worthing and Shoreham are with His Majesty, too. The Archbishop of Canterbury has admitted that,…

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MP launches battle for the right to clean air

This week only a small number of items for discussion Parliament are proposed by Sussex MP’s. Sadly last week there was another event which was entitled as “e-petition 643216, relating to the Groceries Supply Code of Practice” and none of the Sussex MPs took part in that session. Two Committees are planned for this week. On Tuesday morning there is an Education Committee with the subject of…

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The titanic error was belief in the technology

Today is the beginning of the second week of Parliament but last week on Monday there was a session about “Horizon: Compensation and Convictions” which involved three of our local MPs, Peter Bottomley, Tim Loughton and Lloyd Russell-Moyle. Peter Bottomley was the first Sussex MP who spoke (This item first appeared in the Brighton Argus on the 15th January 2024 which is described within the OUR…

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Shoreham wants to produce its own hydrogen

On Wednesday in Parliament there was a session entitled Green Energy: Ports which took place in the Westminster Hall and the introduction for the event came from a Conservative MP Stephen Crabb who covers Preseli Pembrokeshire in Wales. He initially stated “I beg to move, That this House has considered ports and green energy.” The whole of the discussion can be obtained from here. The initial…

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A review on which MPs have corresponded in Parliament

(This item appears on the Brighton Argus on 21st August 2023) Last week marked the halfway point in August and it is now possible to observe the activities so far of members of Parliament. Clearly there are many public opportunities for them to be acting in their constituency areas and indeed in other areas or across the UK. However, the information that is provided by the ‘TheyWorkForYou’…

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Last week Parliament was closed down till September

Last Thursday was the closure of Parliament for our MPs that are outside of Government with the plan to reopen on Monday 4th September in six weeks’ time. Occasionally unforeseen events occur in the Summer and the Government calls for MPs to revisit Parliament but that is very rare. However, there are chances for all non-governmental MPs to submit written questions to the Government over the next…

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A reflection of some events this week and also last week

Today in the House of Commons there will be an event that involves a local MP this afternoon and also tomorrow morning. That event is the Education Committee which involves Private Meeting discussions. The only Sussex person involved is Caroline Ansell who is the Conservative MP for Eastbourne. It is interesting to read the explanation of the group which states The Education Committee…

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