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MINISTERS OF STATE and OPPOSITION MEMBERS UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT

 

 

 

CABINET MPS -MARCH 2020

 

 

 

Boris Johnson

Prime Minister

 

Rishi Sunack, MP Richmond, Yorkshire

 

Rishi Sunack

Chancellor Exchequer

 

Priti Patel

 

Priti Patel

Home Secretary

 

Dominic Raab

 

Dominic Raab

Foreign Secretary

 

Michael Gove

 

Michael Gove

Chancellor D. Lancaster

 

Ben Wallace

 

Ben Wallace

Defence Secretary

 

Matt Hancock

 

Matt Hancock

Health & Social Care

 

Elizabeth Truss

 

 Liz Truss

International Trade

 

Gavin Williamson

 

Gavin Williamson

Education

 

Oliver Dowden

 

Oliver Dowden

Culture

 

Alok Sharma MP, Reading West

 

Alok Sharma

MP Reading West

 

Robert Jenrick

 

Robert Jenrick

Housing, Local Gov.

 

Terese Coffey

 

Therese Coffey

Work & Pensions

 

Robert Buckland

 

 Robert Buckland

Justice

 

Anne-Marie Trevelyan

 

Anne-Marie Trevelyan

International Dev.

 

Grant Shapps MP Welwyn Hatfield

 

Grant Shapps

Transport

 

George Eustice

 

 George Eustice

Environment

 

Brandon Lewis

 

Brandon Lewis

Northern Ireland

 

Alister Jack

 

Alister Jack

Scottish Sec. State

 

Simon Hart

 

 Simon Hart

Welsh Sec. State

 

Baroness Evans Bowes Park

 

 Baroness Evans

Leader Lords

 

Amanda Milling

 

 Amanda Milling

Party Chairman

 

Jacob Rees-Mogg

 

 Jacob Rees-Mogg

Leader Commons

 

Mark Spencer

 

Mark Spencer

Chief Whip

 

 

Suella Braverman

 

Suella Braverman

Attorney General

 

 

Stephen Barclay

 

 Stephen Barclay

Treasury Sec.

 

 

 

 

CAROLINE ANSELL

CHARLES CLARKE

CHARLES HENDRY

CHRIS GRAYLING

DAVID BLUNKETT

DAVID CAMERON

DAVID MILIBAND

ERIC PICKLES

GEOFFREY JOHNSON-SMITH

GORDON BROWN

GREG CLARK

GREGORY BARKER

HARRIET HARMAN - HH

HUW MERRIMAN

JACK STRAW

JOHN GUMMER

JOHN PRESCOTT

KENNETH CLARKE

KIM HOWELLS DR

MARGARET BECKETT

MAGARET THATCHER

MARIA CAULFIELD

MICHAEL GOVESECRETARY OF STATE DEFRA

NICK CLEGG

NORMAN BAKER

NUS GHANI

PATRICIA HEWITT

PHILIP DUNNE

PHILIP HAMMOND

SAJID JAVID

STEPHEN LLOYD

STEVE DOUBLE

TERESA MAY

TESSA JOWELL

TONY BLAIR

VINCE CABLE

 

 

 

APPEAL HEARINGS CAN NOW BE FILMED AND TWEETED


Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has announced he will issue new guidance that will formally open up planning appeal hearings “to be filmed, tweeted and reported”.

He also challenged councils to open up their planning committees and other meetings.

As part of the government’s review of planning practice, new guidance by the Planning Inspectorate will make clear the rights for members of the press and public, including local bloggers and hyperlocal journalists, to report, film and tweet planning appeal hearings.

Ministers hope this initiative will open up a rarely seen side of the planning process.

The Department for Communities and Local Government has stated that: “provided that it does not disrupt proceedings, anyone will be allowed to report, record and film proceedings including the use of digital and social media”.

Inspectors are to advise those present at the start of the event that the proceedings may be recorded and/or filmed, and that anyone using social media during or after the end of the proceedings should do so responsibly.

Pickles said: “Watching television programmes like Grand Designs, viewers have been baffled as cameras are stopped from filming meetings of the planning committee. Councillors shouldn’t be ashamed or be trying to hide the work they do.

“I am opening up the planning appeals that my department oversees, so the public can see how the planning system works in practice.

“Councils should match this by opening up their planning meetings and other committees,” he said.

 

 

Queen Elizabeth

CONSERVATIVES

 

ALUN CAIRNS

AMBER RUDD

ANDREA LEADSOM

BARONESS EVANS
BORIS JOHNSON

BRANDON LEWIS

CAROLINE DINENAGE

CAROLINE LUCAS

CHRIS GRAYLING

CLAIRE PERRY

DAMIAN GREEN

DAVID CAMERON

DAVID DAVIS

DAVID GAUKE

DAVID LIDLINGTON

DAVID MUNDELL

GAVIN WILLIAMSON

GREG CLARK

HUW MERRIMAN

JACOB REES-MOGG

JAMES BROKENSHIRE

JEREMY HUNT

JEREMY WRIGHT

JESSE NORMAN

JUSTINE GREENING

KAREN BRADLEY

LIAM FOX

LIZ TRUSS

MARGARET THATCHER

MICHAEL GOVE

NUSRAT GHANI

PATRICK MCLOUGHLIN

PENNY MORDAUNT

PHILIP HAMMOND

STEVE DOUBLE

THERESA MAY

TOM BRAKE

SAJID JAVID

 

 

LABOUR PARTY

 

Andrew Gwynne

Andy McDonald

Angela Rayner

Barbara Keeley

Baroness Sharmi Chakrabarti CBE

Baroness Angela Smith of Basildon

Barry Gardiner

Cat Smith

Christina Rees

Dawn Butler

Debbie Abrahams

Diane Abbott
Emily Thornberry

Gordon Brown

Ian Lavery

Jeremy Corbyn

John Healey
John McDonnell

John Trickett

Jon Ashworth
Kate Osamor

Keir Starmer KCB QC

Kerry McCarty
Lesley Laird

Lord Steven Bassam of Brighton

Mary Creagh

Nia Griffith

Nick Brown
Owen Smith

Peter Dowd

Rebecca Long-Bailey

Richard Burgon

Sue Hayman

Thangam Debbonaire
Tom Watson

Tony Blair
Valerie Vaz

 

 

SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY MPS 2017-2018

 

Nicola Sturgeon

 

Nicola Sturgeon - Leader

MSP

 

Angus Robertson

 

Angus Robertson -Deputy Leader

MSP

 

Ian Hudghton

 

Ian Hudghton - President

MSP

 

Hannah Bardell

 

Hannah Bardell

MSP

 

Mhairi Black

 

Mhairi Black

MSP

 

Ian Blackford

 

Ian Blackford

MSP

 

Kirsty Blackman

 

Kirsty Blackman

MSP

 

Deidre Brock

 

Deidre Brock

MSP

 

Alan Brown

 

Alan Brown

MSP

 

Lisa Cameron

 

Lisa Cameron

MSP

 

Douglas Chapman

 

Douglas Chapman

MSP

 

Joanna Cherry OC

 

Joanna Cherry

MSP

 

Ronnie Cowan MP

 

Ronnie Cowan

MSP

 

Angela Crawley MP

 

Angela Crawley

MSP

 

Martyn Day MP

 

Martyn Day

MSP

 

Martin Docherty

 

Martin Docherty

MSP

 

Marion Fellows

 

Marion Fellows

MSP

 

Stephen Gethins

 

Stephen Gethins

MSP

 

Patricia Gibson

 

Patricia Gibson

MSP

 

Patrick Grady

 

Patrick Grady

MSP

 

Peter Grant

 

Peter Grant

MSP

 

Neil Gray

 

Neil Gray

MSP

 

Drew Hendry

 

Drew Hendry

MSP

 

Stewart Hosie

 

Stewart Hosie

MSP

 

Christopher Law MP

 

Chris Law

MSP

 

Stewart McDonald

 

Stewart McDonald

MSP

 

Stuart McDonald

 

Stuart McDonald

MSP

 

John McNally

 

John McNally

MSP

 

Angus MacNeil

 

Angus MacNeil

MSP

 

Carol Monaghan

 

Carol Monaghan

MSP

 

Gavin Newlands

 

Gavin Newlands

MSP

 

Brendan O'Hara

 

Brendan O'Hara

MSP

 

Tommy Sheppard

 

Tommy Sheppard

MSP

 

Christopher Stephens

 

Christopher Stephens

MSP

 

Alison Thewliss

 

Alison Thewliss

MSP

 

Philippa Whitford

 

Philippa Whitford

MSP

 

 

 

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Peter Wishart

 

.Peter Wishart

MSP

 

Alex Salmond for Leader Scottish National Party

 

Alex Salmond

MSP

 

 

 

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS

 

ALISTER CARMICHAEL

CHRISTINE JARDINE

ED DAVEY

JAMIE STONE

JO SWINSON

LAYLA MORAN

NORMAN LAMB

STEPHEN LLOYD

TIM FARRON

TOM BRAKE

VINCE CABLE

WERA HOBHOUSE

 

 

The Queen or King of the United Kingdom appoints one Member of Parliament from the House of Commons as his or her Prime Minister. The Prime Minister is then responsible for providing an effective administration for His or Her Royal Highness, at present Theresa May (2017-18), but that is sure to change.

 

Many MPs have been contacted over since 1982, over the last 35 years concerning the historic generating buildings at Herstmonceux, where it appeared to the occupier(s) that institutional discrimination was running rife within Wealden District Council - in their abject refusal to face facts, rather injecting distortions to seek to mask the truth. Eventually of course, the lies that they had been nursing since George White and Thomas Hoy first deceived Inspector Raymond Dannruether in 1986/1987 and again in 1997 with Inspector Raymond Michael, but it was not until 1999 when an authoritative Report from the University of London's Archaeology department, that the lie became exposed - since when the Council have showed no remorse and made no effort to correct their database - but rather looked to continue with their vendetta into 2018.

 

Sadly, the UK is in such a poor financial condition from years of mismanagement at all levels that Articles 1 and 13 had to be left out of the Human Rights Act 1998, where the secretaries of state knew that they could not afford a land where the right to justice offered every man and woman an effective remedy - and that is why this website came into existence. There is no such right for the ordinary person. Justice is the preserve of the wealthy and it helps to be well connected in society.

 

You will be able to read about how many Ministers and other officials in the UK have been informed about the wrongdoing of Wealden District Council, but have done nothing to put the matter right. Rather, you may discern from the timeline that as matters have escalated, steps have been taken to discredit those challenging local authority - to take the campaigners down - as it were. This is a common tactic employed throughout history to cancel out an adversary.

 

Not only that, but these same officials have failed to secure affordable housing and climate control. Yet, the spend on submarines and aircraft carriers continues to burden the taxpayer who has no real control over where his tax dollars are going. It is not on roads for sure, an absolute necessity for efficient transport, where transport is the lifeblood of a nation.

 

 

Rats: MPs, Councillors and Officers - liars and cheats in the system

Transparency is the key to identifying staff at Councils like Wealden District abusing positions of trust, such as those that discriminate, or favour one applicant over another. We would urge decent councils to promote council staff that give the facts and members that stand up to be counted. Get it on film so that they cannot deny it. Stopping officers and members sweeping pasts misdeeds under the carpet, is good for the health of the nation.

 

 

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Vince Cable Leader

MP for Twickenham

 

 

Jo Swinson Deputy Leader

MP East Dunbartonshire

 

 

Tom Brake Brexit

MP Carshalton & Wallington

 

 

Alistair Carmichael Commons Whip

MP Orkney and Shetland

 

 

Ed Davey Home Affairs

MP Kingston & Surbiton

 

 

Tim Farron Environment

MP Westmorland & Lonsdale

 

 

Wera Hobhouse Food

MP for Bath

 

 

Christine Jardine - Scotland

MP Edinburgh-West

 

 

Norman Lamb Shadow Health

MP North Norfolk

 

 

Stephen Lloyd - Pensions

MP for Eastbourne

 

 

Layla Moran Education

MP Oxford West & Abingdon

 

 

Jamie Stone Defence

MP Caithness, Sutherland, Easter Ross

 

 

CONSERVATIVE PARTY

CO-OPERATIVE PARTY

DEMOCRAT UNIONIST PARTY

GREEN PARTY

LABOUR PARTY

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS

PLAID CYMRU

SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY

SINN FEIN

SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC AND LABOUR PARTY

UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY

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