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Sally-Ann Hart spoke about Labour in Hastings

On Wednesday on 24th April in the House of Commons there was a session entitled Engagements and towards the end of the session Sally-Ann Hart spoke about the “The Labour leader of the almost bankrupt Borough Council and several other Labour councillors”. The response came from Oliver Dowden who is the deputy Prime Minister. So the text below can also be obtained from this location Sally-Ann…

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A very interesting comments about BBC World Service

On Wednesday in the House of Lords, Roger Liddle, a Labour member created a session entitled BBC World Service: Finances which he opened up with the comment “To ask His Majesty’s Government, following the announcement of the resignation of the Director of the BBC World Service, what assessment they have made of the Service’s finances.” and the Minister who responded for Roger and the other…

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A call for Government to help people lifelong disabilities

On Tuesday the 23rd April there was a session entitled Personal Independence Payments in the House of Lords and the person who created it was Beverley Hughes and she started with “To ask His Majesty’s Government what assessment they have made of the impact on disabled people and their families of changes being considered in the review of personal independence payments announced by the Prime…

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Food Poverty Strategy discussion, referred to FareShare

On Monday in the Parliament there was a session entitled Food Poverty Strategy and the person who organised it was Chris Stephens who is from the SNP and one of the people who contributed during his session was Jo Churchill who is the Conservative MP for Bury St. Edmunds and at the end of her first item she focused on “As the hon. Gentleman pointed out, many use local or national groups to…

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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 the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill, followed by debate on a motion on hospice funding. The subject for this debate was determined by…

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I've been contacted by the Aber Valley YMCA

Hefin David is the Labour MS member of Senedd and on Wednesday he created a session entitled “The New Workplace Recycling Regulations” and his open session is entitled “Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on the impact of the new workplace recycling regulations that came into effect in Wales on 6 April 2024? OQ60911” and one of the other Labour MS people Huw Irranca-Davies responds and…

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Organisations such as FareShare reduce Food Waste

On Thursday on the 18th April in the House of Commons there was a very brief conversation entitled “Food Waste: Parliamentary Estate” and Charles Walker MP referred to FareShare when he spoke. Charles is the Conservative for Broxbourne which is in Hertfordshire and he is also the Chair of the Administration Committee and the session was opened by Patrick Grady who is an SNP MP. So here is the…

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Bishop of Winchester refers to India Religion Freedom

On Tuesday in the House of Lords there is a session entitled India: Freedom of Religion or Belief which was set out by the Bishop of Winchester who is Philip Mounstephen and the Minister who responded to his questions and the questions from several other people is David Cameron who is the Foreign Secretary. The whole of the session is available here but the initial two questions and responses are…

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Food Waste and Food Distribution refers to FareShare

On Tuesday a session took place in Parliament that is entitled Food Waste and Food Distribution and the person who opened this is Jo Gideon who is the Conservative MP for Stoke on Trent and she states “I beg to move, That this House has considered food waste and food distribution” and she then says “Let me begin by reflecting on our connection to food.” After several other people and many words…

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Two significant voting items for the House of Lords

Yesterday on Tuesday in the House of Lords there were two themes to focus on. The first groups were four votes for the “Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill – Commons Amendments and Reasons” which were details that focus in favour from the Labour, Liberal Democrat, Plaid Cymru, Green and many Crossbench groups. The people who rejected it where the Conservatives and DUPs for the first…

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MPs unite in debate on funding for hospice

This morning is the first day of Parliament following the nearly three-week break. According to ‘TheyWorkForYou’ Parliament will be open until the end of May when it closes for a further week. There are very few public listings in Parliament and the House of Lords during closure periods but some Parliament business that occurs during these periods is that of written questions with a few raised by…

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A "Church Services: Attendance" question last week

Neil O’Brien is the Conservative MP for Harborough and on Friday he submitted this question which is entitled “To ask the Member for South West Bedfordshire, representing the Church Commissioners, what average weekly attendance was in each year since 1994.”. The person who has submitted the response is Andrew Selous who is the Second Church Estates Commissioner. His response is below and it is…

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Public Transport on major junction on Brighton 

When the Government was closing down Parliament for the MPs to enjoy Easter there was a session being discussed called Public Transport: Carshalton and Wallington which can be seen there. A Conservative MP corresponded it who is Elliot Colburn, the MP for Carshalton and Wallington and the other person who took part in it was Guy Opperman who is the Government Minister. No one else corresponded in…

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Health for happiness of young people under the age of 30

Yesterday a significant question was raised by the Bishop of St Albans who is Alan Smith in the Government and his request was answered by Jane Scott who is known the Baroness Scott of Bybrook and she has provided two documents that can be visited. Here is the question and the response which can be obtained from here Alan: To ask His Majesty’s Government what assessment they have made of the…

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A request for Asylum: Housing from Bishop of Leicester

Yesterday a written request was published to the Government from Martyn Snow, the Bishop of Leicester which is entitled Asylum: Housing and the question included the content Asylum accommodation could cost £46 million more than using hotels, and “high risk or undeliverable” and the response from the Government was published by Andrew Sharpe and the full question and answer are shown below. One of…

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Bishop St Albans asked questions for Crime: Rural Areas

On Monday the Bishop of St Albans who is known as Alan Smith supplied four questions to the Government which he is connected to the House of Lords and the response came from the Lord Sharpe of Epsom, Andrew Sharpe. So far only one person has responded on the Does this answer the above question? section and they have stated that the response was No and that aspect can be seen here and other people…

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 United Nations Relief and Works Agency: Finance

Last week in Minister on Thursday there were two questions from Dr John Inge, the Bishop of Worcester which both referred to the UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency): Finance – Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. Both of the questions were responded from the Government by Tariq Ahmad who is from Wimbledon. So here are the questions and the answers here and there. John: To ask…