The Small Charities Challenge Fund is the first fund from the Department for International Development (DFID) tailored to the needs of small, grassroots British charities doing outstanding humanitarian and development work.
I asked the Minister about his odd comments on apprenticeships for 60 year old and encouraged him to meet the WASPI women as soon as possible to find how we can fund transitional measures and what they might look like.
Local MP Tim Loughton is supporting a campaign run by charity The Reading Agency to encourage all primary school children to take part in this year’s Summer Reading Challenge, which launches across England and Wales on Saturday 15 July (although regional variations may apply).
Research shows that r
Last week the new agreement between the Government and the DUP was put to its first test with the vote on the Queen’s Speech, the Government’s programme for the new session.
As co-chair of the soon to be re-established All-Party Parliamentary Group for WASPI, I took part in today's packed Westminster Hall debate on #WASPI. The sheer number of MPs present is a sign of the growing strength of the campaign.
Tim Loughton MP attended a Guide Dogs event at the House of Commons on 3 July to show their support for the campaign to end problem pavement parking.
At the event, the MP for East Worthing and Shoreham heard from guide dog owners how parked cars blocking the pavement force them to walk in the road,
Today in Parliament there was a cross-party meeting of Conservative, Labour, Lib Dem and Green MPs with the RMT, including the RMT’s General Secretary, Mick Cash.
I discuss the public sector pay cap on Sky News. Whilst I am supportive of removing the cap it must be done in a way which we can afford and not as a cynical amendment tacked onto a Queen's Speech with the sole purpose of trying to bring down the Government.
Nigel Adams MP, Kevin Barron MP and Lord Tim Clement-Jones are calling for local creators to enter Parliament’s prestigious Film the House competition.
Founded by former MP Mike Weatherley, and now sponsored by Sir Kevin Barron MP (Chair of the All Party Film Group), Nigel Adams MP (member of the C
Shoreham Adur Tidal Walls Flood Defence Scheme has got off to a great start since construction started in October last year. As of May 2017 the scheme has begun working on 7 of the 10 construction phases or ‘reaches’: E3, W4, E1, W6, W5, W3 and W2 (see map in newsletter attached below).
