National Campaign Responses

As I’m sure you’re aware, storm overflows were designed to be used during extreme weather to prevent sewers becoming overloaded with a combination of sewage and rainwater, releasing diluted wastewater into rivers and the sea rather than letting it back up into people’s homes.

I share your concerns regarding the crisis in Yemen and the plight of the Yemeni people who are caught up in the conflict. I am proud that the UK is leading the international community to do more to respond to the crisis in Yemen.

I am proud that the UK prioritises the promotion of human rights internationally; working to uphold and defend international rule of law, the values of liberal democracy and the rights and freedoms of citizens around the world.

I share thoughts on the impacts of our aid around the world and fully appreciate your increased concerns with the challenges that covid-19 will bring to these efforts. As you’ll be aware.

The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) is the independent body responsible for regulating the sport of horseracing. It works closely with animal charities across the UK to ensure that the highest of standards are upheld.

I share concerns about the future of pubs and the hardship caused by the coronavirus outbreak.  The Coronavirus situation is rapidly evolving at present and the new variant of the virus is spreading fast.

I am proud that the UK is at the forefront of the global response to Covid-19.

We should do all we can to protect the welfare of our marine life. The government recognises the significant impact underwater noise from ordnance clearance and other activities can have on vulnerable marine species.

The Government remain fully committed to the Environment Bill as a key part of delivering the manifesto commitment to create the most ambitious environmental programme of any country on Earth.

The Government continues to support the restrictions on neonicotinoids to protect pollinators, and emergency authorisations for pesticides are only granted in exceptional circumstances where diseases or pests cannot be controlled by any other reasonable means.

I understand you are concerned about the charter flight to Jamaica. I would like to take this opportunity to outline what happened and why the Government took this course of action. It is very important that the Home Office is open and transparent about the processes followed.

It must be a matter of priority for all of us that we do everything in our power to ensure our children are happy and healthy. The government share this view and many steps are already being taken towards this goal.