Supermarket safety, hydrogen power and genocide have been the mixed bag of topics in the everyday inbox of this MP in the last week.
Thanks to Tesco at Holmbush for their swift response to complaints about shoppers not following social distancing procedures.
Staggeringly, calling Israel a “malignant cancerous tumour…that has to be removed and eradicated” still doesn’t appear to breach Twitter’s guidelines - as I raised with their Global Head of Public Policy Strategy and Development.
“To refuse a vaccination is like crossing the road without looking both ways first! Absolutely ridiculous!” - Wise words from 100-year-old Major Ted from Lancing to introduce my weekly video which includes a vaccine update, news from Westminster and other local updates.
This week, Oak National Academy and the National Literacy Trust have launched a Virtual School Library to support families during the third national lockdown.
The Virtual School Library hosts free reading and writing content from much-loved children’s authors - providing a free-to-access book every
Parliament returned formally this week after 2 unplanned recalls to pass the Brexit deal and debate the latest lockdown. For once the Parliamentary timetable is devoid of Brexit business as refreshingly is my mailbox, though I am probably tempting fate there!
How the UK government was able to build up a supply of vaccines and how it is planning to deploy them.
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Vaccines are a foundation of our way out of this pandemic and the best way to protect people from COVID-19, potentially saving thousands of lives.
Over one million devices will now reach schools, colleges and councils, helping ensure students have access to high-quality remote education if they need it, the Government has announced today.
Almost 70,000 pupils are also now confirmed to have enrolled in the National Tutoring Programme, as the g
Summary: what you can and cannot do during the national lockdown
You must stay at home. The single most important action we can all take is to stay at home to protect the NHS and save lives.
You should follow this guidance immediately.
