Planning approach to winter timetable
The rail industry took the decision to limit the number of changes made to the winter timetable which starts on 9 December, taking a more cautious approach and seeking to learn lessons given the disruption resulting from the timetable implementation in May.&nbs
It has been a roller-coaster last few weeks on the Brexit front and I have received a great many emails from constituents asking me to support a People's Vote, to support the Prime Minister and to "just get on with it" and leave, as well as everything in between!
With this in mind, I wanted to expl
Today I’m pledging to help stop #puppysmuggling - I’ve read a worrying report from @dogstrust revealing horrific practices in some Eastern European countries where dogs are treated awfully and then transported hundreds of miles in horrendous conditions to be sold in the UK.
The Dogs Trust found tha
To All MPs
Dear Colleague,
Today’s Budget reiterates our commitment to improve every child’s education.
We are proud of what we have achieved – 86 percent of schools are today rated as Good or Outstanding, up from 68 percent in 2010. Schools will receive over £42bn of core funding this year.
Today was #Budget2018 - there were lots of announcements throughout the Chancellor's speech and the headlines are that the UK economy continues to be in a strong position with record employment and the lowest unemployment on record, whilst real term wage increases are at the highest in yea
Well done to Mary Candy and the Southwick Society for installing information boards on the Green with some interesting records of Southwick role in WW1. Delighted to unveil them with Adur Council Cabinet member Emma Evans.
Thanks to the fantastic Eastbrook Primary School in Southwick, which has taken 3 of the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy Trees to plant in their woodland area. Helped by some very enthusiastic house captains.
