
Sally-Ann Hart: Nature-based solutions must be central to our efforts to adapt to climate change
They offer cost-effective interventions which also benefit local ecosystems and communities.
Sally-Ann Hart is the MP for Hastings and Rye and a councillor on Rother District Council.
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As Conservatives, we cannot, and should not, forget or ignore the necessity for a safety net; for good quality social housing that people enjoy living in.
It can provide councils that are more efficient, cost effective, and customer focused, without giving up accountability.
Mean gestures like cutting the coffee and biscuits in the retiring room make these committed volunteers feel unappreciated.
As elected representatives, we must help the police and the public fight this hidden evil.
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Support and enforcement must run hand in hand to make our communities safer.
Early intervention with failed parenting saves money in the long run.
Should devolve power from the EU to Westminster and from Westminster to local communities.
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