Yesterday in Parliament I asked the Secretary of State for Health, Matt Hancock MP, to confirm that the best way for Rugby to remain in Tier One of the Covid Alert Levels is for everyone to continue to follow the rules on Hands, Face & Space and keep transmissions low.
Oxo-degradable plastics can cause a hazard to marine organisms as it breaks down, as well as reduced recycling rates. Therefore today in Parliament I asked DEFRA Minister Rebecca Pow if the Government would back the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's call for this type of plastic to be banned.
This Monday the Prime Minister set out a new “three tier” system for responding to the coronavirus outbreak. These measures mean that everywhere in England now falls into one of the following tiers – Medium, High, and Very High.
Rugby and Bulkington MP has welcomed an additional £15 million which has been provided by the Government to improve the Emergency Department at University Hospital Coventry.
Veterans, including Rugby & Bulkington residents who served our country, should be protected from vexatious claims for doing what they were trained for.
On Monday I supported the government’s UK Internal Market Bill. Much of the debate around the Bill has centred around our country’s commitments to treaty obligations and international law.
Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has praised the innovative and environmentally friendly energy solutions provided by local business TRAILAR, who have developed a technology that uses roof mounted solar panels to cut fuel emissions on commercial vehicles.
