There has been a lot of interest and speculation about the UK Internal Market Bill, which is currently making its way through Parliament.

As we move into the autumn, it is prime time to start preparing ourselves for the coming winter season. We have worked hard and made sacrifices in order to protect the NHS this year, and we must continue to work hard to save lives and protect our families, friends and neighbours.

Back in March, to protect public health and the NHS against the threat of Covid, the Government took the difficult decision to close our schools to all except the children of key workers, and vulnerable pupils.

Because of our close proximity to Manchester Airport, the situation with British Airways is something that is of particular concern to me.

The Conservative Manifesto last year made a number of promises around planning and development.  We pledged to reach our target of building 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s, simplify the planning system and most importantly make sure that homes are built in the right places and in a way that

Politicians have a duty to confront the most difficult things, including the barriers to justice and the fear of retaliation that make it impossible or futile for people across all sectors to speak up safely.

Our community will be benefiting from the Government pledge of a multi-million-pound boost to improve rail connections across the our region.

In order to protect public health and save lives, our Government has asked that we follow stay at home advice as much as possible since late March.

Cheadle has been given £500,000 in Government funding for immediate capital works. Last year, Cheadle town centre was selected to receive funding from the Government’s Towns Fund in order to improve the high street and accelerate investment into it.