
Removing the Cap on Charity Lotteries Fundraising
I recently led a Westminster Hall debate on removing the cap on charity lotteries fundraising. Charity lotteries, or social lotteries, as they are more formally known,

I recently led a Westminster Hall debate on removing the cap on charity lotteries fundraising. Charity lotteries, or social lotteries, as they are more formally known,

Last week I was delighted to visit the One Stop Distribution Centre in Brownhills, where I had a tour to look at the behind-the-scenes process that

Education plays a vital role in addressing the skills gap in our workforce. That is why in the recent House of Commons debate on ‘Adult and

This weekend was the 50th Pelsall Carnival and what a great event it was. Even the showers of rain didn’t dampen the atmosphere. It was an

It is always good to be out and about across my Aldridge-Brownhills constituency, but I was particularly pleased last week to make a return visit to

The Boundary Commission’s final recommendations have now been laid before Parliament, and I am delighted that following representations by a large number of constituents the Boundary

Our National Health Service today celebrates its 75th Anniversary. This is an important moment for us all to celebrate the achievements of the NHS, to appreciate

Aldridge Methodist Church was a hive of activity when I called in on Saturday morning – with a coffee morning to raise funds in support of

As your Member of Parliament, I continue to speak out against the West Midlands Labour Police and Crime Commissioner’s decision to close our Police Station in