Backbench MPs (i.e those who aren’t Ministers) have long played a role in introducing laws on important issues. It’s not always a quick process: William Wilberforce began his campaign to abolish slavery in the 1790s and the Bill finally succeeded on 23 May 1806.
After the March Budget I was messaged by an elderly male constituent to complain there was too much on childcare, it was no help to him and would be very expensive. How could we afford it?
It's hard to keep up with all that's happening in the City Centre and close to it, especially in Westgate and Kingsholm wards. Here are some of my highlights in no particular order:
The main health focus at the moment is largely on waiting times for GP appointments, ambulances and treatment at the Gloucestershire Royal Hospital (GRH).
As we enter Christmas week I thought it would be good to share with you some of the things happening in our City over this festive period as well as contact details for services if you need support.
