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Malcolm Harbour, Conservative MEP for the West Midlands has welcomed new rules on animal testing voted through the European Parliament. The new rules seek to reinforce and strengthen animal welfare legislation, and at the same time encourage the phasing out of animal testing as new technologies come forward.
Andrew Mitchell MP has once again arranged for the participants of the Sutton Coldfield Inter-Schools Debating Competition to visit Parliament. All 16 students who took part in the 2010 competition (which took place in March of this year), and two teachers, travelled by train from Sutton Coldfield to Westminster last Tuesday where they took a tour of the Houses of Parliament and watched Parliamentary Questions in the House of Commons.
Malcolm Harbour, West Midlands Conservative MEP has welcomed the unveiling of the new Range Rover – the Evoque. Being involved in the West Midlands automotive industry for many years Mr Harbour said: “It is great to see Jaguar Land Rover release another world beating product, and at the same time showing the great future and potential that this car manufacturer has.
Conservative MPs Dan Byles (North Warwickshire & Bedworth) and Marcus Jones (Nuneaton) are standing shoulder to shoulder in support of Bedworth Fire Station. The future of Bedworth Fire Station remains in doubt as a result of a consultation exercise in the county following advice from the Chief Fire Officer that could lead to the station being closed as part of a wider reorganisation of Warwickshire Fire & Rescue Service.
South Herefordshire’s new Conservative MP Jesse Norman was called on this weekend for a tough early assignment–judging a bid for the world’s largest three-legged race at the Much Birch Primary School Family Fun Day.
The new MP for North Warwickshire & Bedworth, Dan Byles, has singled out measures in the Queen’s Speech over alcohol pricing and licencing as being of particular welcome for his constituency.
Dan Byles, the ex-soldier and newly elected Member of Parliament for North Warwickshire & Bedworth, has welcomed what he described as a series of ‘strong measures’ in the Queen’s Speech. Her Majesty unveiled the new Coalition Government’s programme for the coming year by announcing a series of proposed new laws which gave us the first indications of the priorities of the new Government for their first year in office.
Following years of battling for fair treatment and compensation on behalf of Sutton Coldfield’s Equitable Life pensioners, Andrew Mitchell MP has today written to all those constituents who contacted him after they were affected by the fiasco to tell them that the new Government will now make payments in accordance with the Ombudsman’s original recommendations.
Following his appointment to the Cabinet as Secretary of State for International Development, Sutton Coldfield MP Andrew Mitchell has returned to his constituency to tackle the issues important to local residents and the town. On top of his agenda was a meeting with the town centre manager Mike Bushell, who was appointed in January of this year, to talk about Sutton Coldfield’s progress and development.
