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Interview with Harlow MP Robert Halfon: On North Shropshire, Boris Johnson, schools, investment and business

Education: Secondary / Sun 19th Dec 2021 at 12:17pm

THIS may be our last catch-up with Harlow MP Robert Halfon this year.

Over the eight years we have been interviewing Mr Halfon, there is always a lot to talk about, however, at the moment, we seem to have a lot to talk about.

This week, we were at Nels coffee shop on the High Street, Old Harlow (try the flat white!).

In this twelve minute interview we cover the following topics.

  1. The consequences of the North Shropshire By-Election for an MP with a 14,000 majority.
  2. His record on bringing investment into the town (Harlow College).
  3. Is Boris Johnson a liability?
  4. Is it safe for the schools to re-open (fully) in Harlow come January?
  5. Has Harlow’s hospitality industry been hung out to dry?
  6. How angry are residents over parties in Downing Street?

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4 Comments for Interview with Harlow MP Robert Halfon: On North Shropshire, Boris Johnson, schools, investment and business:

Tom Bombadil
2021-12-19 19:01:03

Fully supports the guy who whipped him & others into hugely damaging their reputation with voters on the Owen Paterson scandal, lied about Xmas parties whilst London was locked down, etc. Mr Halfon has a good poker face, got to give him that.

KB
2021-12-20 08:20:35

A shambles of any MP, manages to embarrass himself by constantly following the whip rather than having any moral compass.

Simon
2021-12-20 09:40:36

Don't forget his words in support Johnson. He's a fool and has made himself toxic by association. Those who stand up, call it out and have the strength and integrity - true Conservatives must be the future of the party else it is dead. Weakness like his must be pushed aside.

David Forman
2021-12-20 11:24:50

Robert Halfon has done this country a good service as Chair of the House of Commons Education Select Committee. I believe he deserves credit for highlighting the 100,000 'ghost' children who have not returned to school during the pandemic. However, Halfon was completely wrong to vote against the Government's new Coronavirus restrictions voted upon in Division 150 on 14 December: https://votes.parliament.uk/Votes/Commons/Division/1182#noes

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