In a debate on changes to entertainment licensing in Parliament last Tuesday Culture Minister, Ed Vaizey, praised Weston’s MP John Penrose MP for creating the legal changes which were being introduced.
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John Penrose praised for work on cutting red tape for live music and playsJohn Penrose welcomes new rights for park home residents
Vaisey praises new library and pledges support for Birnbeck
Former Minister launches utility market reform proposalsFormer Minister John Penrose has published his first major policy intervention since last autumn’s reshuffle. His document ‘We Deserve Better’ asks why Britain’s utilities (gas, electricity, water, high street banking etc) are so unpopular and suggests a means to drive down prices, improve service and increase efficiency. The Future is Clean for Alliance Homes
John Penrose dropped in on Alliance Homes to take a look at their revolutionary new car cleaning service, which they are rolling out across Bristol and North Somerset in partnership with Pluss. Weston MP keeps up pressure on Ministers over direct trains to London
Weston MP welcomes news that local train services are safe while new franchise is decided
John Penrose: Bailiff law change is hugely welcome
Weston’s local MP supports cut to number of North Somerset councillors
‘Liberate British Tourism Resorts’ says former Tourism Minister
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Weston’s MP has welcomed new rights which come into force this week, giving park home residents extra protection from unscrupulous site owners.
Government Minister Ed Vaisey who visited Weston last month has written a letter to Council Leader, Nigel Ashton, saying how impressed he was by the work the Council is doing.
John Penrose, MP for Weston-super-Mare has welcomed the news that the law will be changed to give vulnerable people stronger protection from aggressive bailiffs.
Weston’s MP John Penrose is celebrating yesterday’s announcement that the number of North Somerset councillors will be slashed from 61 to as low as 46.
John Penrose, MP for the seaside resort of Weston-super-Mare and a former Tourism Minister, is calling for changes to Package Travel rules to liberate British tourism destinations from red tape and allow them to market themselves more effectively.