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In his article for the West Sussex County Times, Worthing Herald & Chichester Observer, Nick discusses what different groups of MPs are now saying about Brexit, and how this corresponds to what they really want.
In his article for the West Sussex County Times, Worthing Herald & Chichester Observer, Nick discusses what different groups of MPs are now saying about Brexit, and how this corresponds to what they really want.
Nick asks the Prime Minister to confirm that the EU previously revisited the Lisbon Treaty in response to democratic push-back in Ireland.
Arundel & South Downs MP Nick Herbert visited the Mary How Trust in Pulborough on Friday (11 February) to see their new ultrasound equipment which supports early cancer detection screening.
Arundel & South Downs MP Nick Herbert visited St Peter’s CE Primary School in Henfield on Friday (8 February) to see how the school is helping to improve pupils’ physical and mental health with the addition of a new running track, the ‘St Peter’s Metres’.
Nick speaks in the Westminster Hall debate on rough sleeping, and encourages the Government to do more to end homelessness by their target deadline of 2027.
In his article for the West Sussex County Times, Worthing Herald & Chichester Observer, Nick reflects on how to improve rail services for commuters throughout the constituency.
In his article for the Financial Times, Nick argues that the EU must recognise that Brexit cannot be stopped, and be prepared to come to a compromise on the Northern Ireland backstop.
In his article for the West Sussex County Times, Worthing Herald & Chichester Observer, Nick reflects on the Brexit votes taken in the House of Commons on 29 January, and welcomes the indication that MPs could come together behind a revised deal.
In his article for the Sunday Telegraph, Nick argues that MPs calling for ‘no deal’ to be taken off the table are really seeking to stop Brexit altogether, and that the best way to avoid ‘no deal’ is to agree a deal.
