Radio star Charlie Charlton, of BBC Radio Newcastle, and I, will be broadcasting from College Green in Westminster just in front of the Houses of Parliament, very early tomorrow morning.
Thank God it is radio as the House of Commons sits until 11pm tonight and I will have a "bad face for radio", given the late night and early start. I shall be answering Charlie and viewers questions on the Autumn Statement and more. May cycle in or run in to try and wake up enough for a 7am interview!
Monday, 1 December 2014
PM in Northumberland today announcing dualling plans for A1 with Anne Marie Trevelyan
Really pleased that Anne Marie's dual the A1 campaign has born fruit. A lot of work and lobbying made this happen. Credit to the NECC for getting behind the plan.
Westminster this Week
The Counter Terrorism Bill dominates this week, with briefings today and the second reading debate tomorrow. I will then be in committee on the bill a lot of over the next two weeks.
Education questions opens the business today and we then consider for a final time the criminal justice and courts bill till 10pm tonight.
Wednesday is the autumn statement, whilst Thursday sees the backbench business debate on interest rate swap mis selling. Friday sees the last stages of the 0.7% International aid bill, starting at 9.30. I support the bill, and am trying to juggle my diary to be there. This weekend I am also doing an audit of all emails and correspondence over the last few months so if you feel you have not had a reply now is a good time to get in contact. The process takes half a day but is required because we get over 100 emails or letters a day and inevitably some get missed once in a while, despite the best efforts of the casework team.
Education questions opens the business today and we then consider for a final time the criminal justice and courts bill till 10pm tonight.
Wednesday is the autumn statement, whilst Thursday sees the backbench business debate on interest rate swap mis selling. Friday sees the last stages of the 0.7% International aid bill, starting at 9.30. I support the bill, and am trying to juggle my diary to be there. This weekend I am also doing an audit of all emails and correspondence over the last few months so if you feel you have not had a reply now is a good time to get in contact. The process takes half a day but is required because we get over 100 emails or letters a day and inevitably some get missed once in a while, despite the best efforts of the casework team.
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