Westminster, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – One of the reasons I became involved in politics is because I was interested in how we might spread prosperity and wealth more fairly in our society. As the Labour and Co-operative MP for Preston since 2000,
Westminster, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – I recently spoke on a debate in the House of Lords on the Communications and Digital Committee’s report Free for all? Freedom of Expression in the digital age. Although I did not agree with lots of its
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Labour Party has unveiled plans to make Britain a clean energy superpower by 2030. The ambitious plan involves slashing red tape and unblocking the planning system by “persuading some communities to get on board”. Sir
Welcome to the November edition of The Parliament Politics, the magazine for those with a passion for politics. It sounds like a cliché, but we really have been living through a period of unprecedented change. The death of Her Majesty
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – “Neither defence nor peace come cheap” – Government must stick to it’s pledges on defence spending, says the Rt Hon Mark Pritchard As part of the Government’s reset of the mini budget, the new Chancellor of the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – You might have often wondered why can the chancellor drink when it is prohibited for everyone else in the House of Commons. This does seem like something that has a major background because you don’t normally see
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Most people are recenrtly got curious about how many bars are in the house of common. Now this general question holds a lot of value. The parliament has been making the top of the news these past
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The House of Commons is seen as a representation of British custom. The chamber is home to several peculiar and outmoded regulations that Members of Parliament are expected to adhere to. During Prime Minister’s Questions, it is
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Defending the prime minister’s economic agenda, the foreign secretary has stated that getting rid of Liz Truss would be a “disastrously bad idea.” Despite unrest among the Tories about tax cuts, James Cleverly stated that the PM
Cleethorpes has one of the best sandy beaches in the country and attracts families, both local and from far afield. In particular it is a magnet for those in the South Yorkshire region. As a young lad I
