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Dear Constituent,

Thank you for your mail following the Gray Report, and I hope you will forgive me for answering you all with the same statement (which will also go on my website, www.richardgraham.org)

To all of you who’ve written - thank you. 

To you, and to all who haven’t yet written (to richard.graham.mp@parliament.uk) but have been thinking about the issue of parties in No10 Downing St, let me give this reply / statement:

So much of the last two years has been dominated by the blasted virus that much else hasn't had as much attention as it should.

So here's a summary of some important advances in Gloucester during 2021 - and a look ahead to excitements coming in 2022. 

Time for a pre Christmas update on buses, in Q&A format. A number of constituents are frustrated that bus services in Gloucester have been cancelled, often at short notice, making it hard to get to work on time, or get back home - with safety concerns (for female travellers especially) as wel

Christmas in Gloucester 2021

This Christmas is different to last year but with some caution still around.

At a General Election hustings in 2010, Town Crier Alan Myatt asked all candidates to promise that if elected they wouldn’t take any second or other paid job from another employer (except the government).

I gave that commitment then & have stuck to it ever since.

Lots of you will have seen the progress in Kings Square and I hope some of have heard about the Award to the Music Works (in Chambers, the building beside Kings Square) and seen good progress at the new huge Primark in Eastgate St, due to open before Christmas.

This question is being debated right now in Parliament in the last stages of the Environment Bill.

Community First - Some new Gloucester projects

On Friday I shared an update on the pledges I made in the 2019 election and progress on them. Here's an update on two specific projects.