Nusrat Ghani, MP for Wealden, was interviewed by Allison Fenrs on BBC Radio Sussex regarding the delay in implementing Step 4 of the Covid Roadmap.
Nusrat backed the wedding industry and hospitality sector as there are growing concerns that lockdown measures will continue.
Horror' conjures up several images; a fanged Dracula or a night at the cinema perhaps. But there’s a deeper kind of horror; the slow, white-hot kind that grips you in its claws.
In hearing, over and over, testimonies to some of the most obscene violations of human rights imaginable.
Nusrat Ghani, MP for Wealden, has welcomed the announcement that Wealden District Council has been awarded more than £300,000 as part of the Government’s Safer Streets initiative.
Wealden is the only district council to have made a successful bid for this funding.
Nusrat Ghani, MP for Wealden, who has a strong record of successful campaigning for improvements to passenger experience, has secured safety improvements at Wadhurst and Frant railway stations in East Sussex for visually impaired residents
This week, from June 7 to 13, is National Carers Week, celebrating the millions of unpaid carers in the UK and recognising the valuable contribution they make to families and communities throughout the country.
The committee’s report Uyghur Forced Labour in Xinjiang and UK Value Chains, published in March, made recommendations to tackle slavery and abuse of the ethnic group in the Chinese region.
Representatives of amateur choirs in Wealden have met with their MP Nusrat Ghani to discuss the impact of Covid-19 restrictions on restarting their activities.
Members and Leaders from Ashdown Singers, Hailsham Voices, Fletching Singers, Crowborough Choral Society, Mayfield Festival Choir, Heathfie
The government has rejected MPs proposals to prevent companies sourcing goods made by Uyghur slave labour in China.
Responding to plans put forward by the Business Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee, the government said that the evidence points to to “a highly disturbing programme o
The government is "dragging its feet" in taking action against UK companies linked to the use of forced labour in China's Xinjiang region, MPs have said.
In March the Business department (Beis) vowed to sanction firms that could not prove they had no ties with Xinjiang.
But it has refused to commi
