On Friday 3rd February Jo Churchill MP spoke in the House of Commons, in favour of the new Parking Places (Variation of Charges) Bill; making provisions for variable charges of both off-street parking places and designated parking places.
Delivering greater powers to local authorities; the Bill int
This week has been a memorable week, both in Westminster and for the country; as Parliament debated the first stage of the Bill which intends to trigger Article 50, and start the negotiations to exit the European Union. For me, whilst the decision has been challenging, the result is clear.
Everyone can agree that we want to deliver a world-class education system that gives our young people the chance to make the most of their talents and abilities, no matter what their start in life. Yet, as it stands, the current schools funding system fails to deliver.
Dear colleague, I have received numerous communications from Members across this House, with respect to the disappearance of a constituent of mine, 23 year old RAF Serviceman Corrie McKeague. I wanted to update you as to the current situation.
On Tuesday 10th January during a Westminster Hall debate in Parliament, Jo Churchill MP spoke passionately in favour of plans, announced by Prime Minister Theresa May the day before, to make provisions for young people’s mental health support, particularly in schools.
On Monday, the Prime Minister announced plans to “transform” attitudes towards mental health as well as the services available to patients, with a particular focus on children and young people.
As we enter the New Year, it is not often that your first thought for discussion is cancer. However, I recently took part in a House of Commons backbench debate to consider the Cancer Strategy one year on.
It is only usual that, on the eve of Christmas we reflect on the twelve months that have passed and think of our own New Year’s Resolutions. However this year, we end 2016 with a vastly different political landscape from the one that we began with.
On Thursday 15th December during a House of Commons debate, Jo Churchill MP raised her concerns for local and rural broadband provisions in a debate concerning the Government’s Broadband Universal Service Obligation (BUSO) with the Minister for Digital and Culture, Matthew Hancock MP.
Dear Colleague
I have today set out the Government’s detailed plans to introduce national funding formulae for schools and for high needs support for children and young people with special educational needs.
These crucial reforms will tackle the historic postcode lottery in school funding, and sit
