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In his speech in the second meaningful vote debate Nick calls on MPs to choose pragmatism over ideological purity and vote for the deal.
I have now voted twice for the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal and I was extremely disappointed when it was once again voted down this week. I still believe that the referendum result must be honoured and that the right way to leave the EU is with a pragmatic deal.
Nick calls for a debate to mark World TB Day, to raise awareness of the fight against the world’s deadliest infectious disease, tuberculosis.
In his article for the West Sussex County Times, Worthing Herald & Chichester Observer, Nick discusses the importance of community facilities and local businesses and gives his thoughts on the latest Brexit vote.
In his speech in the second meaningful vote debate Nick calls on MPs to choose pragmatism over ideological purity and vote for the deal.
Arundel & South Downs MP Nick Herbert dropped in to the Greyhound Brewery at West Chiltington on Friday (8 March) to congratulate them on being selected to supply a guest ale in the House of Commons.
Arundel & South Downs MP Nick Herbert joined Slindon residents for a ‘spring clean’ of the village and woods, clearing litter on Saturday (9 March).
Arundel & South Downs MP Nick Herbert cut the ribbon to open Thakeham’s new village hall at a special celebration on Friday (8 March).
It wasn’t hard to be riled by President Macron’s portentous letter to the citizens of Europe this week. I choked no sooner than reaching his second sentence, which asserted that June’s elections for the European Parliament would be “decisive for the future of our continent”.
Nick goes in to bat for West Sussex schools, arguing that they should be funded more sustainably under the new formula.
I have now voted twice for the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal and I was extremely disappointed when it was once again voted down this week. I still believe that the referendum result must be honoured and that the right way to leave the EU is with a pragmatic deal.