Last week Parliament debated the ambitious proposals to end the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040. During this debate, I was very pleased to be able to talk about the ways in which Rugby is helping to drive this change in the automotive sector.

A Parliamentary first was achieved on 3rd July 2019 when Mark Pawsey, MP for Rugby and Bulkington, secured a debate in Westminster Hall on Genetic Haemochromatosis (GH), also known as Iron Overload.

Rugby’s MP Mark Pawsey has joined forces with Guide Dogs to allow those with assistance dogs to Access All Areas.

Mark Pawsey MP is encouraging charities and community groups in Rugby to apply for a share of a new £100,000 funding pot being offered by Tesco to mark its Centenary year. 

Local MP Mark Pawsey has pledged his support to unpaid carers across Rugby and Bulkington as part of Carers Week 2019, running from 10-16 June.

Rugby and Bulkington MP Mark Pawsey met local farmers in Parliament last week and backed a campaign that highlights the farming, food and drink industry’s contribution to the economy, jobs, the environment and communities.

Hinckley & Rugby Building Society welcomed Rugby MP Mark Pawsey to its branch on North Street to learn about its contribution to the town’s community. Whilst there he opened a savings account for his first grandchild, who was born in May.

Supporting the police is a key priority for local MP Mark Pawsey, who has recently met with Inspector Karen Jones to talk about policing within Rugby.

The hard work of local volunteers manning Rugby’s Air Ambulance shop was praised by local MP Mark Pawsey who visited the shop as part of National Volunteers Week.

Rugby and Bulkington MP Mark Pawsey is backing Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt to become the new leader of the Conservative Party and the Prime Minister.