Peter Aldous visited WS Training Ltd's Lowestoft Supported Learning Centre to discuss the courses on offer to young people on Study Programmes aged between 16-19 and learn how the courses are individualised to help support young people into further education or employment.
Peter Aldous welcomes the Government’s consideration of the case to fill the funding gap in the stalled Lowestoft Tidal Barrier project which will protect property and unleash the provision of new homes and business opportunities and seeks assurance from the Secretary of State that he will leave no stone unturned in working across Government so that the project can restart.
Peter Aldous backs the Government’s plan to halve inflation, grow the economy and reduce debt but highlight the need for investment in skills and infrastructure and raises concerns about extending the sunset clause on the energy profits levy which could deter investment in important local growth industries such as offshore wind, and about the impact of the abolition of the furnished letting concession in areas where holiday lets do not distort the local property market but are vital to the local economy.
Peter Aldous makes interventions in a Westminster Hall debate to highlight the fact that is already accepted by the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman that women were not properly advised and informed and to call on Parliament to make recommendations to Government when the ombudsman’s final report is published.
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