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Critical path in stopping Domestic Abuse
On Tuesday a report into Domestic Abuse and Domestic Violence was jointly published by a number of national inspection agencies entitled “The multi-agency response to children living with domestic abuse”. The report raises a number of vital issues yet appears to have … Continue reading
The difficulty of advising arrogant people
In the world of politics making friends must be tough, bearing in mind that so much of what is said and done happens under the spotlight of the press. However even so it is often surprising when such people take … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, David Davis, Liam Fox, Theresa May, William Hague
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Time for a quinquennial review?
In businesses and the charity sector, it is very common to hold medium term reviews of how well things have gone following a significant change. It is easy enough to give the impression of change over a six month period … Continue reading
We need a renewable energy focal point
It is clear from my recent visits to the sea front and views from various parts of the Downs that the Rampion windfarm is fast developing, with apparently over half the turbines already in place. Last weekend I visited Lancing … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Economics, Environment, Youth Issues
Tagged Solar Farms, Wind Farms
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What to do with £140m of public money
The way in which we spend public money or rather how it is spent on our behalf varies wildly depending on ones point of view. This weekend Boris Johnson has written a piece in the Telegraph, once again promoting the … Continue reading
Is this the end of the Tory Party?
According to this piece in i news by Will Tanner who was an adviser to Theresa May from 2014-2017, and Deputy Head of the Policy Unit during her first year in Number 10 the membership of the Tory Party is shifting … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Conservative Party, Momentum, Will Tanner
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