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Nus Ghani, MP for Wealden has welcomed the Government’s announcement of a new investment into British Armed Forces. The Prime Minister has announced £16.5 billion extra in defence funding to strengthen British Armed Forces and extend British influence as a force for good in the world. This new fou

Boris Johnson will set out plans for a strengthened three-tier system of coronavirus restrictions to replace the national lockdown in England and to pave the way for a limited relaxation at Christmas. The Prime Minister is to detail his winter strategy on Monday afternoon, with a pro

We need a different and enduring strategy for living with the virus that lasts beyond Christmas. Read my article for the Telegraph below or access it online here.   When I agonisingly supported the current lockdown I said in the House of Commons that the government had 28 days to find a diff

Wealden MP Nus Ghani is delighted that a grant has been awarded to Bowles Rocks outdoor education centre. near Crowborough on the Kent and East Sussex border as part of the Government’s £750 million support package.

Nus Ghani, MP for Wealden, is delighted that sixteen Wealden organisations have received grants as part of the £750 million Government support package for charities. Sixteen charities in Wealden have received funding from the £200m Coronavirus Community Support Fund, totalling £237,956.

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Nus Ghani, MP for Wealden, is delighted that as part of the Government’s £750 million support package, a grant has been awarded to Bowles Rocks outdoor education centre.
 

Nus Ghani, MP for Wealden, has been overseeing various debates in Westminster Hall, covering national issues such as rail infrastructure, rail investment and the role of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in reaching the net zero target. Under Nus’ chairmanship, MPs discussed investment into

Nus Ghani, MP for Wealden, has attended a webinar hosted by the Faiths Forum and advocated for greater accountability and penalties of UK firms involved in the exploitation of slave labour for the Uygur. Nus was part of a panel consisting of experts and advocates for the issue, including Dr Ad

There is no doubt that in some circumstances supply chains can be long and complicated, but when it comes to Xinjaing the evidence is clear, with internment camps and re-education centres visible from satellite pictures. The Government must act to ban British companies from exploiting slave labour.