Mark Reckless MP Discusses Localism Bill
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Monday, 21 February 2011
Monday, 7 February 2011
Mark Reckless MP Helps Out Local Students
Mark Reckless MP was very pleased to help out students at the University of Kent's Centre for Journalism.
Mark joined fellow Kent MP Tracey Crouch during the student's most recent news day where teams are tasked with producing 15 minute news broadcasts as part of their course.
Student Laura Hartmann welcomed Mark's help:
"For us as students, it was great getting a sitting MP into our tv studio as a live guest - especially as it was the first ever TV news day for us second years."
Mark responded by saying:
It's great to be asked and to be able to assist local students when I can. I really enjoyed the experience and would like to wish everyone involved the very best with their studies."

Mark joined fellow Kent MP Tracey Crouch during the student's most recent news day where teams are tasked with producing 15 minute news broadcasts as part of their course.
Student Laura Hartmann welcomed Mark's help:
"For us as students, it was great getting a sitting MP into our tv studio as a live guest - especially as it was the first ever TV news day for us second years."
Mark responded by saying:
It's great to be asked and to be able to assist local students when I can. I really enjoyed the experience and would like to wish everyone involved the very best with their studies."
Mark Reckless MP Helps Out Local Students
Tuesday, 25 January 2011
Green Light For Damhead Creek 2
Mark Reckless MP has welcomed the announcement by the Department of Energy and Climate Change that consent has been granted for the construction of a 1000MW gas-fired power station at Damhead Creek on the Hoo Peninsula.Speaking shortly after the announcement by the DECC, Mark Reckless said:
"There has been a growing need to improve the the South East's energy security for some time.
This new station will be one of the most efficient power plants in the world, and will produce relatively low CO2 emissions. It will also be built carbon capture ready meaning it can be retrofitted at a later stage once this experimental technology has become commercially viable.
Given the rural nature of the Hoo Peninsula, particularly the Marshes Special Protection Area, it is reassuring to hear that Natural England have confirmed that the proposed development will not adversely affect the local environment.
I especially welcome the commitment from Scottish Power to provide employment for local residents, particularly in light of the pending closure of Kingsnorth due to EU regulations.
After years of dithering under the last government, we are now taking the steps needed to secure our country's future energy supply whilst providing new jobs locally."
Green Light For Damhead Creek 2
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