I know that there is no cure for arthritis, but there are many treatments that can help slow it down, including lifestyle changes, medicines and surgery.
I appreciate your concern on this very sensitive issue. Coping with terminal illness is distressing and difficult both for the patient and their families.
I believe we must all receive dignified care in old age. With an ageing population, this is one of the biggest challenges our country faces. I support the Government’s commitment to making sure that the most vulnerable in society gain the support they need.
I welcome the fact that the UK will become an independent coastal state again when the transition period ended on December 31st 2020. I am also proud that the UK is a global leader in the fight to protect our seas with our “Blue Belt” of protected waters.
I understand the concerns that you have raised. In June last year, Defra simultaneously issued new interim general licences and launched a review to inform longer-term licensing arrangements.
The Trade Bill is a continuity Bill. In other words, it simply puts the trade agreements that we already had as members of the European Union into UK law. It cannot be used to implement new free trade agreements with countries such as the US.
The Health Secretary made a statement in the House of Commons which you may find useful: “In recent weeks we have reopened retail and footfall is rising. We want to give people more confidence to shop safely and enhance protections for those who work in shops.
It is my policy not to sign Early Day Motions (EDMs), as they are little more than parliamentary graffiti and I do not feel that they bring about resolutions.
The argument for the 45kW cap is that this will target support where upfront costs are a particular barrier in transitioning to low-carbon heat.