Whilst lots of issues that are raised with me are private or alternatively are matters of national policy, there are issues I work on that affect lots of Tatton residents and I am happy to help if I can.
Government will tighten rules for tree maintenance following the death of a man killed by a falling tree branch in Wilmslow.Chris Hall was killed while he was walking his dog along The Carrs in Wilmslow in August 2020.
Esther McVey has reiterated her calls for a new medical centre for Knutsford – calling for the health secretary to make a statement on what more needs to be done to get the go-ahead.Doctors say they desperately need more space and modernised facilities to meet the town’s needs and the current surger
Esther McVey has secured a meeting with government ministers in the fight to force councils to carry out regular maintenance and safety inspections of trees following the tragic death of a man killed by a tree branch.Chris Hall was killed while he was walking his dog along The Carrs in Wilmslow, in
What a surprise – Cheshire East’s new planning IT system which “allows” residents to upload objections to planning applications is not fit for purpose!I don’t know why I am surprised. It makes a complete mockery of the planning system and residents are rightly fed up.
A petition boasting nearly 500 signatures calling for special consideration to be given to peatland as part of any future development has been presented in Parliament.Organised by the Friends of Lindow Moss, the petition wants peatland recognised from an environmental perspective in terms of its uni
I am proud to be supporting the campaign for a national memorial to commemorate Handforth’s unsung war hero William Douglas Stopford and his comrades from the RAF Photographic Reconnaissance Unit.Flight Sergeant Stopford was born to Sidney and Eunice and went on to marry his sweetheart Bessie, also
Alderley Edge Village Show has been handed £250 after Esther McVey took part in a charity bet on the Aintree, Grand National.Dozens of MPs took up the offer of a free £50 charity bet on the world-famous steeplechase, funded by the Betting and Gaming Council as part of its Grand National Charity Bet
Esther McVey has welcomed the U-turn over winter fuel payments and called on government to make it the first of many to come. Ms McVey, who led a national campaign for nine months to get the “vindictive” winter fuel policy reversed, said she was pleased many more pensioners would now benefit.&n
I am extremely concerned by the news that Lloyds, Halifax and the Bank of Scotland are going to stop customers depositing cheques at the Post Office. The argument (from the banks) that customers will still be able to pay in cheques at a branch or scan them via the app on their phone – is quite
How can this Labour government seriously consider pushing ahead with devolution plans for Cheshire and Warrington after it has called out two of the three councils for serious failings?The situation is so bad at Cheshire East and Warrington that ministerial envoys are being sent in to help turn arou
