A health and well-being business has been crowned top of the shops by Cheadle MP, Mary Robinson, in her annual competition which sees local residents voting for their favourite establishment. Amaranth, based in Bramhall, came first in the Best Local Shop competition bagging almost a fifth of the 800 votes cast.

Mary Robinson, Member of Parliament for Cheadle has welcomed news that under threat Stockport Magistrates’ Court is now to be saved after a campaign which saw the MP petition Justice Secretary, Michael Gove.

On the 5th December Mary Robinson MP launched Cheadle’s ‘Best Local Shop’ Competition and when voting closed at the end of January almost 800 people had shown their support for their favourite shops across the constituency.

CHEADLE MP Mary Robinson got the backing of David Cameron after she raised the importance of securing better services for people with mental health illnesses during Prime Minister’s Questions.

CHEADLE MP, Mary Robinson, was guest of honour at a new community church project, which has come about thanks to the dedication of a team of volunteers.

In February, Mary took part in a debate in Westminster Hall on the importance of continued Government investment in cycling.

We all know the importance of getting a good education as a foundation for the future, and for many young people preparing for exams this year and considering their future, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths) jobs maybe in their thoughts.

It was great to kick off the Christmas season at St James’ Christmas Fair in Gatley!

This week will see the launch of Mary’s “Your Best Local Shop 2015” Competition, which sees local residents voting for their favourite independent retailer.

In December, Mary participated in a debate on British action in Syria.