Welcome to Monday Mail for 01 April 2024, as I share a few of the things that I have been doing and thinking about in the last week, including sewage in our rivers, the latest polls and birth rates.
New figures, released by the Environment Agency, have shown that Southern Water which covers Mid Sussex discharged sewage into waterways for a staggering 317,285 hours last year, a 116% increase on 2022.
We would like to thank Burgess Hill Town Councillors Christine and Richard Cherry for their service on Burgess Hill Town Council as we announce they are to step down with immediate effect for personal reasons.
Welcome to Monday Mail for 25 March 2024, as I share a few of the things that I have been doing and thinking about in the last week, including a visit to Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity, politics at Haywards Heath College and the Anti-Spiking campaign.
At a meeting of the Performance & Finance Scrutiny Committee on 8th March, West Sussex County Council councillors were informed of a 12 month delay in the opening of Bedelands Academy, the secondary school promised for the northern arc in Burgess Hill.
Welcome to my Monday Mail for 18 March 2024, as I share a few of the things that I have been doing and thinking about in the last week, including my visit to the University of Sussex, addressing child poverty, and a business networking opportunity.
The UK must once again stand tall, leading on the world stage and working closely with those who share our interests – including, above all, our partners in Europe.
No child should ever have to experience sexual abuse. These are horrifying crimes that cause so much harm to the children who are victims. We will keep up the pressure so that the action needed to make our communities safe all children finally happens.
Government must deliver the change people are yearning for
