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.

Rugby’s MP Mark Pawsey has reiterated his calls for the need for a deal to be agreed between the UK and the European Union ahead of the UK’s departure from the EU on October 31st 2019.

Local MP Mark Pawsey joined Houlton residents, developers Urban&Civic and teachers from the Transforming Lives Education Trust for the unveiling of the new secondary school, which will welcome new students by 2021.

Local MP Mark Pawsey met apprentices in the House of Commons this week to celebrate the 12,000 apprenticeships provided by the UK’s Aerospace, Defence, Security and Space industries.

Mark Pawsey MP attended the first ever Understanding Autism event in Parliament on 1 May, to learn more about what autism is, get guidance on how to create autism-friendly surgeries and understand how to support autistic constituents.

At Defence Questions on 20 May 2019 the Minister for Defence Procurement, Stuart Andrew MP, confirmed that after months of hard work the electric drive motors for the new Type 26 frigates will be made at GE in Rugby.