Earlier in the year I went to talk to Jay Jackson, the Director of Regency Radio, which is a new radio station based at Lancing Business Park. As the son of a local radio presenter in the 60s it was great to be shown around Regency Radio's studio.
We used to have a lot of local radio in Sussex
Parliament broke for the summer recess last week after an intensive end to the session involving no fewer than 18 consecutive votes during ‘ping pong’ over the contentious Illegal Migration Bill.
Thank you to all those constituents sending me details of roadworks involving seemingly unwarranted lane closures and lights causing traffic chaos, since the launch of my campaign last week.
Many of my constituents are rightly concerned about the news from earlier in the week that nearly all railway station ticket offices across England could be closed.
In my experience there is always a queue for the ticket offices when I travel so I share their concerns, and am not convinced that the
In my constituency newsletter last week I launched my new campaign to clamp down on roadworks involving temporary traffic lights and lane closures which seem to be for the convenience of the utility company or highways authority doing the works oblivious of the disruption caused to motorists.
On July 5th 1948 the National Health Service was founded. In the 75 years since that time it has touched all of our lives.
The NHS is one of our greatest national treasures.
Recently we marked Alzheimer's Awareness Week and I attended a number of events in Parliament to hear from people involved in the fight against dementia.
Locally I am a patron of Guild Care, a fantastic local charity in Worthing.
