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Brooks Newmark: We must stick to Government’s long-term economic plan to ensure a brighter economic future Speaking in the House of Commons, Brooks Newmark tells MPs that the Government’s long-term economic plan is the only way to raise living standards, help families to manage the cost of living, and offer a better and brighter economic future for the country. Read more	Brooks Newmark praises veterans organisations such as SSAFA Speaking in a debate about support for armed forces veterans, Brooks Newmark congratulates organisations such as SSAFA that do an amazing job and highlights the work of Lieutenant Colonel John Arthur in Braintree in particular. Read more	Brooks Newmark highlights healthcare needs in Central African Republic Speaking in a Parliamentary debate about the Central African Republic (CAR), Brooks Newmark talks about his visit to the country and highlights an opportunity to make a real difference to the country through better healthcare. Read more	Brooks Newmark calls on banks to do more to help small businesses Speaking in a debate on the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill, Brooks Newmark calls for banks to help small businesses by loosening up their working capital facilities. Read more
Fewer workless households Fewer workless households means more security for families in Braintree. Read more	Apprenticeships Brooks Newmark: New apprenticeships mean more young people getting the skills they need. Read more	Crime falling Brooks Newmark: Crime down in Braintree - making our community a safer place to live. Read more	National Citizen Service - 100,000 Young Participants and Counting I was delighted to be invited by the Prime Minister to join the Government as the Minister for Civil Society at the Cabinet Office earlier this Summer. Read more
Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Birth Rate (12 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-12 01:00 Brooks Newmark: The information requested falls within the responsibility of the UK Statistics Authority. I have asked the authority to reply. Letter from Glen Watson, dated September 2014 As Director General for the Office for National Statistics I have been asked to reply to your Parliamentary question to the Minister for the Cabinet Office asking how many births will take place in England in each of the... Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Birth Rate (12 Sep 2014)	Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Birth Rate (12 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-12 01:00 Brooks Newmark: The information requested falls within the responsibility of the UK Statistics Authority. I have asked the Authority to reply. ONS Letter to Member - Births (PDF Document, 99.73 KB) Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Birth Rate (12 Sep 2014)

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