Two dates have now been settled when Michael Fabricant will debate theimportant issues faces local people at the forthcoming election with anyother candidates who agree to attend. Debates will be held in Burntwoodand Lichfield on two consecutive days:- BURNTWOODTuesday 29th May, 7.30pm Christchurch, Farewell Lane, Burntwood(Editors: Contact Revd David Weaver on 01543 675014 for further […]
Michael Fabricant has now received a letter from Chris Green, Chief Executive of Virgin Trains, telling him that he will not reverse the timetable decision to cancel the 5.59 early morning service from Lichfield to London from the 21st May. In his letter, Mr Green says "The existing timetable has evolved with history and has […]
"Maternity block for Lichfield Victoria Hospital – A Beautiful Building fitted with every Modern Convenience" said Lichfield's 'The Mercury' reporting the Maternity Block's Opening by Alderman Mrs Stuart Shaw on Friday May 18th, 1941 in the depths of the Second World War. 60 years on, Michael Fabricant asks "Will the Maternity Unit have a future […]
Michael Fabricant has accepted an invitation from the Churches in Burntwood to debate important election issues with the other Parliamentary candidates and how these will affect local people. "Unlike Tony Blair who refuses to defend his record against William Hague, I am keen to debate important issues such as the future of the Hammerwich Hospital, […]
Following his meetings with Whittington and Fisherwick Parish Councillors and local residents, Michael Fabricant raised a formal objection to the plan by Railtrack to widen the West Coast Main Line in the Whittington area. This will involve the destruction of homes and considerable disruption in the Whittington-Fisherwick area. Keith Hill (Minister at the Department of […]
Now that the phoney war is over and the General Election has been announced for Thursday June 7th, Michael Fabricant says: “The different Party Headquarters in London will be fighting the election campaign on national and international issues such as the Government's failure to maintain public services compared with their increases in taxation which have […]
At their successful meeting with David Suchet in Lichfield on Wednesday 11th April, Michael Fabricant promised to find the original Act of Parliament setting up the stretch of canal now known as the Lichfield and Hatherton Canals. After contacting the House of Commons Library, the original 11 page Act was found stored in St John’s […]
Michael Fabricant is supporting angry local commuters who are objecting to the cancellation of the early morning 5.59am train service to London Euston from Lichfield Trent Valley. The early morning service which gets Lichfield and Burntwood businessmen into London at 7.41am (when the trains are running on time) is removed from the timetable as from […]
Following news that the decision on the future of hospital services in Lichfield and Burntwood is to be deferred until after June 7th (the expected date of the general election), it has now been confirmed by the Chairman of the South Staffordshire Health Authority that at £654 per person per year, our area is the […]
The fate of the Victoria Hospital in Lichfield and Hammerwich Hospital has been delayed once again – this time until after June 7th, the expected date of the General Election. (Originally, firm proposals were expected to be published in September 2000 and a firm decision made in November of last year!). However, at a meeting […]