Commenting on reports that construction of HS2 between Birmingham and Crewe will be “delayed” to save money (see here), Michael Fabricant says:- “I shall be asking the Government whether this delay marks the end of HS2 north of Birmingham for good and whether HS2 will make good the damage already done in southern Staffordshire including […]
“While fully expecting the usual jokes about my needing to find employment after the next General Election, I wanted to raise the issue of over-50s who are unable to find work because of age discrimination with the Department of Work and Pensions” says Michael Fabricant. “In fact, having employed over-50s, I have found that they […]
Michael Fabricant met Keith Marriott (Chair), Hanna Sebright (Chief Executive), and other officers of the Midlands Air Ambulance today (7th March) in the House of Commons. “I have long been a supporter of the Midlands Air Ambulance Charity which now covers the largest area in the UK” says Michael Fabricant. “For 32 years since 1991, […]
Michael Fabricant joined Eamonn Holmes and Isabel Webster on GB News this morning – 7th March – to discuss topical issues including immigration control and Matt Hancock’s WhatsApp messages. There were two discussions. The first at 8.10am And the second at 9am
“In just a month’s time on May 4th, we go to the polls for local elections so it is important to remember that this time you will need to bring your photo ID along to the polling station” says Michael Fabricant. “You can use one of a number of different photo ID’s. It can be […]
Michael Fabricant helped celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Burntwood In-Sight Group – a self-help group for the visually impaired, their friends and family – on Saturday 4th March. Michael says: “This wonderful group was formed 10 years ago when Carol Trigg suddenly lost a significant proportion of her vision. She organised a coffee morning […]
The Erasmus Darwin Academy, visited only a few weeks ago by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, won the Michael Fabricant – Arthur Price of England Schools Speaking Competition last night (3rd March) as the best team while two joint winners for overall best speaker came from Erasmus Darwin and from the Chase Terrace Academy. Both schools […]
Sue Gray, PartyGate, BeerGate, the neutrality of the civil service and much more is discussed with a very croaky Nana Akua on GB News.
Michael discussed the Northern Ireland agreement with the EU – known as the ‘Windsor Framework’ and other matters with Tom Harwood of GB News this morning.
Members of Parliament from Westminster visited the National Memorial Arboretum near Lichfield on Monday morning (27th February) to investigate the possibility of erecting a memorial to those MPs, Peers, staff, police and others working in Parliament who have lost their lives through war, terrorism, or some other cause. The delegation included members of the House […]