I have had many constituents get in touch with me this bank holiday weekend, understandably angry with what appears to be a breach of lockdown rules by a senior advisor to the Prime Minister.
I have today been informed of the Planning Inspectorate decision regarding the Seashell Trust’s appeal in respect of a new school and campus on the site at Heald Green.
I know many constituents have been in touch with concerns about family members who are overseas. I have been in regular contact with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and those tourists who are abroad, to facilitate assistance where it is needed.
As the Withdrawal Agreement Bill continues through Parliament, I would like to reassure you that protecting vulnerable children remains a key priority . Indeed, we have a proud record of doing so through our asylum system and our resettlement schemes.
I most recently met Bramhall High's Headteacher Lynne Fox in Parliament, after she received a Silver Pearson Award for Headteacher of the Year in a secondary school, and I know from my experience working with her over the years why she has been deservedly recognised as a national leader in the ed
It was a pleasure to welcome Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid, to Gatley today to see some of our fantastic local businesses and the ongoing redevelopment of the Tatton Cinema.
It was a wet and windy day in Bramhall but Conservative Party Chairman James Cleverly was in high spirits when he joined me and local Councillors to speak to businesses ahead of the party’s conference in Manchester.
I was delighted to be at Billy's Lane Allotments this weekend and to have the honour of raising the Green Flag! Receiving this prestigious award means that they have been rightly recognised as one of the best allotment sites in the country, and a really valuable community hub.
