Herald column September 13th 2018 13th September 2018 Many thanks to all those who came to my Pensioners’ Fair on Friday and thank you to the landlords of the Montague Quarter for allowing us the use of this... Articles
Herald column September 6th 2018 6th September 2018 Parliament returned this week after the summer recess and the hottest summer on record. Things are still hotting up in Westminster though as Brexit remains the... Articles
Herald column August 30th 2018 30th August 2018 There is a lot more to scouting than did dib dib, dob dob dob, and ging gang goollie, than when I hung up my woggle back in the 1970’s but it is still as valued... Articles
Herald column August 23rd 2018 23rd August 2018 With so much negative news around about the justice system and crime it was good to be able to visit a local scheme which has been a huge success and meet some... Articles
Herald column August 16th 2018 16th August 2018 One of the projects I have been catching up with over the recess has been the Rampion wind farm and I was delighted to go to see it at first hand together with... Articles
Herald column August 9th 2018 9th August 2018 Given the lack of rain it was incredible that there were any entries at all at the Shoreham Horticultural Society Summer Show last week. But as usual the... Articles
Herald column August 2nd 2018 2nd August 2018 There was a great example of ‘Fake News’ just before Parliament broke for the summer recess last week, and I became part of it in my column last week. Having... Articles
Herald column July 26th 2018 26th July 2018 I am pleased to say that my Private Members Bill to extend civil partnerships, give greater protections against stillbirths and add the names of mothers on... Articles
Herald column July 19th 2018 19th July 2018 Everyone else may be stressing about everything Brexit at Westminster but I am focussed on the crucial committee stages of my Private Member’s Bill on civil... Articles