I spent the short Whitsun recess with the humanitarian aid group Medical Aid for Palestinians in Jerusalem and the West Bank seeing at first hand the plight of Palestinians in the Occupied Territories.
Here are the minutes of the 2 roundtables which I held with chairs of governors from schools across East Worthing & Shoreham on May 17th and 25th May.
All 28 schools were invited to attend and 18 took up the offer with some governors substituting and some sending additional members.
83 areas will share £30 million to boost the immediate support available to people living on the streets and help them into accommodation, including £271,094 for Worthing.
Councils across England with the highest numbers of rough sleepers will receive a share of this funding to significa
Tim Loughton MP attended the parliamentary reception of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Eye Health and Visual Impairment this week and met with The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB).
The reception launched the APPG’s report following its inquiry into capacity issues in eye
Tim Loughon MP, [East Worthing & Shoreham], is backing a life-saving appeal from Cancer Research UK for more NHS cancer staff.
He attended a special event in Westminster to launch the charity’s new campaign - ‘Shoulder to Shoulder Against Cancer’.
It encourages everyone to stand shoulder to sh
Just when we thought GTR's train service had started, ever so slightly, to improve, or at least not deteriorate further, along comes this new timetable - a mess of epic proportions.
As I write Parliament has been back for just 2 days after the short Whitsun recess and we have already covered the Ivory Bill, banning the import of fur products, the US trade war, the anomaly that now exists in the island of Ireland over abortion and the latest shambles over GTR trains, again.
