Podcast appearances and mentions of london mp

The new Chancellor Rachel Reeves has committed to relaxing planning rules for housebuilding, a representative of various rural groups gives her response.Corinne Pluchino is the new Chief Executive of Action with Communities in Rural England - ACRE - a national charity representing 38 county based organisations across England.The new Secretary of State for the Department of Environment Food and Rural Affairs is Steve Reed, he had been serving as the Shadow at DEFRA for several years.He is a London MP, so not exactly a country man, Andrew Meredith the Editor of Farmers Weekly gives his view on the appointment.All week Farming Today is exploring the brave new world of Artificial Intelligence, AI, and how it is being used in farming. A Staffordshire farmer demonstrates how his recently acquired droid is weeding his crops.Presented by Anna Hill Produced by Alun Beach

To mark the centenary of the Addison Act – a major moment in the development of council housing – our Special Projects Lead for Housing and Planning, Alex Sewell, talks to Mark Baigent (Chair of the London Housing Directors' Group), Professor Tony Travers and Eloise Shepherd (London Councils’ Strategic Lead for Housing and Planning) about the historic legislation’s legacy on council housing in the capital. The Addison Act, passed in July 1919, gave local authorities new duties, powers, and funding for large-scale housebuilding and was a key part of the government’s strategy to address a post-war housing shortage. Its author, the government minister Christopher Addison, was a London MP committed to improving the health and living conditions of the poor.

Listen to Unstructured Ramblings' exclusive interview with James Berry MP for Kingston and Surbiton. Has he made up his mine on the EU referendum? Does being a London MP have exclusive challenges? Can he pick between Nigel Farage and Jeremy Corbyn or Donald Trump vs Bernie Sanders? Find out here

Sadiq Khan on attending a One Direction concert, the campaign to save his local pub and the connection between Tooting and Mars. Caroline Davies presents ZoneOneRadio's first politics show, 'My Local', the show that speaks to London MP s about their patch. 'My Local' is the politics show that finds out if your MP knows their area. Who's their local hero? What's the big issue? Where do they get a pint? Caroline Davies asks 'they make your laws, but do they know your streets?' -- http://www.twitter.com/z1radio http://www.ZoneOneRadio.com http://www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio

Zac Goldsmith on David Attenborough, mental health and running away from nursery. Caroline Davies presents Zone 1 Radio's first politics show, 'My Local', the show that speaks to London MP s about their patch. 'My Local' is the politics show that finds out if your MP knows their area. Who's their local hero? What's the big issue? Where do they get a pint? Caroline Davies asks 'they make your laws, but do they know your streets?' -- www.twitter.com/z1radio and www.twitter.com/caroline_gm_d www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio

Tessa Jowell on nights out in Brixton, running for London Mayor and rosemary chip addiction. Caroline Davies presents Zone 1 Radio's first politics show, 'My Local', the show that speaks to London MP s about their patch. -- www.twitter.com/caroline_ gm _ d and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio