Today in Parliament the Prime Minister has set out our further response to growing spread of coronavirus.

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.

Mark Pawsey MP with Daniel Lengden, landlord of the Bulls Head in Brinklow (photo taken prior to social distancing restrictions)

Christopher Utley, Managing Director of Richard Utley Ltd, & Mark Pawsey MP at the new Europark industrial unit

New statistics showing the huge Government support to individuals and businesses in Rugby & Bulkington have been welcomed by local MP Mark Pawsey.

Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has brought together 42 of his Parliamentary colleagues to write to the Prime Minister to ask for more certainty to be provided for owners and operators of indoor soft play businesses which have closed during the coronavirus outbreak.

With pubs across the country once again open, local MP Mark Pawsey was invited to the Fighting Cocks pub in Bilton to find out how the pub trade has adapted to the coronavirus outbreak.

Local MP Mark Pawsey has welcomed the announcement from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government of a £2 million investment to deliver a new 52-bed care home, and 78 specifically designed apartments in the centre of Rugby.