Lords Amendment News Today

Its a policy hes made central to his premiership, and now rishi sunak says the latest version of his Rwanda Policy Will Pass Parliament tonight in his words, no ifs, no buts, these flights are going to rwanda. He promised they would leave by the summer. The safety of rwanda bill, which is designed to deter people crossing the channel in small boats, is currently going back and forth between the commons and the lords, in a parliamentary procedure known as ping pong. Theres been months of deadlock...

There has been a call for a division, so the lord � s are going to vote on an amendment whether there should be further monitoring of rwanda and whether it is a safe country which to send asylum seekers. There are two amendments that restrict out of the bill from the commons. Theyre waiting for the bill to come back. You can see the binges are largely empty there. When this is completed, it will return to the commons and they will debate The Lords amendment. Lets go to peter saul. It seems the...

Since my letter of 20 January regarding Flick Drummond’s deplorable voting record, her latest leaflet arrived, headlined with a denial that she…

Caritas Bakhita House, the Jesuit Refugee Service, and The Passage are among the signatories to a briefing on the Illegal Migration B...

It will enable more slave drivers to operate and make money out of human misery, it will consign more people to slavery.

Labour councillor calls into question Bob Seely MPs commitment to tackling Isle of Wight sewage

Cllr Quigley says Isle of Wight MP passed up the opportunity to force time-based reductions of sewage outflow when he voted against the Duke of Wellington Amendment to the Environment ...

SUSSEX MPs are calling for Southern Water to clean up their act after sewage was dumped in the sea.

THE Gazette’s edition on 14/04/2022 had an extraordinary letter from Dilly Bradley that made a number of claims, which are demonstrably not true.

The majority of chalk streams in the country are in our area - so why have many of our MPs voted not to make firms do more to stop sewage discharged into them?