Michael Fabricant says “I very much welcome the Leader of Lichfield District Council’s Motion which will be debated and voted on tomorrow evening. Cllr Doug Pullen is absolutely right to highlight the need for Streethay to remain in the Lichfield Parliamentary Constituency and, if passed, the Council will join the 374 people who wrote to […]
“While I fight for the Lichfield and Burntwood constituency by trying to keep Streethay in Lichfield, Labour wants to see the constituency broken up and the City of Lichfield combined with parts of Walsall!” says Michael Fabricant. “It would cross county and district boundaries and make a total mockery of local identity. It gets madder. […]
The Parliamentary Boundary Commission for England has just released the responses they have received to their initial proposals. Michael Fabricant says: “An incredible 376 people responded to the proposed move of Streethay from the Lichfield to the Tamworth Parliamentary constituency of which only two – both non-residents – supported the move as part of their […]
Alastair Stewart and Michael discuss Boris on GB News. (The preceding guest was Rory Stewart – no relation).
Michael discussed the creation of an Office of Prime Minister and other changes in Downing Street this morning (1st February) with Tom Harwood of GB News,
Following an enquiry from a constituent, Michael Fabricant asked the Department for Transport what benefits, if any, HS2 will derive for Lichfield District. “I have consistently opposed HS2 in Parliament due to the lack of connectivity of the route and the huge environmental damage it will do – and is doing – to the countryside […]
Michael Fabricant has raised the growing problem of fly tipping in Staffordshire – and in the West Midlands as a whole – with ministers at the Department of the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs. “Despite council tips now being open again, illegal fly tipping is a growing problem in the leafy lanes of Lichfield and […]
On Friday morning (21st January) Michael spoke to Tom Harwood of GB News. And then, in the afternoon, I discussed the “Black Arts” with lawyer turned broadcaster, Rob Rinder, on Talk Radio.
Michael discusses Prime Minister’s Questions, a defection, and a ‘resign’ call with Alex Philips on GB News. And forgets ‘House of Cards’.
Following the Rail Minister’s visit to Lichfield and Alrewas yesterday (see here), BBC Midlands Today broadcast a report on it this evening (14th January).