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Archive for 2010
Hosting of the European Parliament NIKE Event co-hosted by KBF (King Baudouin Foundation)
30th June, 2010EU attempts to ban a dozen eggs
29th June, 2010New legislation being considered by the EU would block shops from selling food by quantity and restrict them to sell by weight only. The move, if implemented, would see a dozen eggs become a thing of the past. East Midlands Conservative MEPs Roger Helmer and Emma McClarkin have said that the proposal will be fought …Continue Reading
Armed Forces day gets MEPs’ backing
24th June, 2010Armed Forces Day is an annual opportunity for communities and businesses to show their support for the men and women who make up our forces and this year’s on Saturday 26th June has the backing of both local Conservative MEPs. The Duchess of Rutland held a fund-raiser for the Colonel’s Fund with the Grenadier Guards …Continue Reading
EU moves to use taxpayers’ money to pay for news coverage is blatant propaganda says local MEP
24th June, 2010The European Parliament has hijacked a report on journalism to further its own cause, says local East Midlands MEP Emma McClarkin. Ms McClarkin, the Conservative spokesperson for Culture, is appalled that a report that was centred on how new media (for example blogs) was changing journalism around the EU and the opportunities it provides for …Continue Reading
Red card to EU flag on England footie shirts by local MEP
22nd June, 2010An Irish Labour MEP has called for the EU flag to be on European nations’ football shirts in the World Cup and other sporting events which has outraged local MEP Emma McClarkin. Nessa Childers, the socialist MEP who has proposed the move for the flag to be on national shirts, believes that sporting events have …Continue Reading