Early on Friday morning, Eddie Hughes was elected as the new Member of Parliament for Walsall North, the first Conservative to win the seat since 1979.

Protecting the West Midlands greenbelt from residential development forms the basis of the housing policy proposed by Mayoral candidate Andy Street.

West Midlands MEP Anthea McIntyre has welcomed news that Jaguar Land Rover and other automotive firms in the West Midlands will be the main beneficiaries of £110 million of new government funding.

West Midlands Mayoral candidate Andy Street has pledged to use his experience in retail to drive improvements to town centres and High Streets.

A Home Office Minister has visited a Stoke-based campaign group which tackles the scourge of modern slavery and human trafficking.

Sarah Newton MP, who is Minister for Vulnerability, Safeguarding and Countering Extremism, spent time meeting representatives from Voice of Hope.

Jack Brereton, Conservative by-election candidate for Stoke-on-Trent Central, has launched his plan to build a brighter future for local residents.

Rugby’s Member of Parliament, Mark Pawsey has today welcomed news that a trailblazing project to tackle homelessness in Rugby and Warwickshire, led by Rugby Borough Council, has received an £855,000 grant from the Government.

Just fifteen months after the London Taxi Company’s ground breaking ceremony in Ansty, Warwickshire, Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has returned to the site to see the progress made at their new factory in his constituency - the first new car factory to be built in the UK for almost 15 years.

Andy Street has been selected as the Conservative candidate for the West Midlands mayoral election taking place in May 2017.

Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has submitted a response to the Department for Transport’s InterCity West Coast Rail Franchise consultation.