Finally some good news on Nutrient Neutrality and fixing planning delays in Broadland. For the last 18 months there has been a block in planning permissions for buildings with toilets in them, since any additional flush could increase the amount of nutrients in our rivers. So there has been a s
I am delighted by the news that inflation has fallen to 3.4%!
The risk to our economy of high inflation becoming embedded, and prices continuing to rise significantly, has been averted and we're on track to get back to target inflation of just 2%.
The independent Committee On Climate Change recognises that we will need unabated gas in the electricity market right up until 2035 and beyond, and more widely that even in 2050, 25% of our energy needs will come from hydrocarbons. Does my right hon.
Last month, fewer than half of red calls were answered by the ambulance service in Labour’s Wales within the necessary eight minutes. That is the Leader of the Opposition’s blueprint for government. Does my right hon.
It has been a truism across so many of today’s speeches that we have a universal desire for the violence to stop, and for it to stop immediately. The only question that exercises us in this Chamber today is, what is the most effective method to achieve that immediate cessation of violence?
Yesterday, I asked the Ministry of Defence what steps they are taking to tackle recruitment challenges in the armed forces.
As well as things like apprenticeship opportunities and pay, the quality of forces accommodation is also an important factor in both recruitment and retention.
Residents have repeatedly contacted me about poor postal delivery to villages. In particular, some have identified instances whereby post has been stored up for days and then delivered en masse to homes.
✉️ I’ve written to the Leader of Broadland District Council to ask that she clarifies the position of her Cabinet Members in relation to the Western Link Road.
