Michael Fabricant’s response to the HS2 Property Compensation consultation, which closed on December 4th 2013, can be downloaded here. HS2 Property Compensation Consultation
Encouraged by friends to help raise money for the ‘Movember’ campaign, Michael Fabricant smuggled a false moustache stuck firmly to his upper lip into the Chamber of House of Commons for the last Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) of November on the 27th. And by using a giving-website, by close of play at midnight on November […]
Michael Fabricant opened the Macmillan Cancer Support Christmas Fayre at the Waterfront Pub & Restaurant at Barton under Needwood at 11am today (Sunday 24th November). “The Fayre was organised by Angela and Gemma Russell with the help of Bob and Paul Russell and other members of their family and friends. It is a real team […]
Michael Fabricant has vowed to wear a false moustache during Prime Minister’s Questions at noon on Wednesday 27th November for ‘Movember’ and the charity: Prostate Cancer UK. Michael Fabricant, who is still waiting for his false moustache to be delivered, says: “I briefly did consider growing a real moustache for Movember, but I guessed it […]
Michael Fabricant challenged Patrick McLoughlin in the House of Commons Chamber this morning (Thursday 7th November) over HS2’s failure to include mitigation for the high viaduct that will pass by Lichfield. “I and a number of others from the constituency visited the Secretary of State and presented a proposal to lower the viaduct by tunnelling […]
Following Michael Fabricant’s walk for the Pathway Project against Domestic Violence in Lichfield on Saturday 19th October, he raised the work of the Project with Theresa May, the Home Secretary, in the House of Commons today (Monday,28th October) and asked that a Home Office Minister visit the programme. This is the exchange as recorded by […]
Michael Fabricant attended the Launch of the Royal British Poppy Appeal in Lichfield on Saturday 26th October. He will be laying Wreaths on behalf of HM Government and Parliament in Lichfield on Remembrance Sunday and at the National Memorial Arboretum on November 11th. “I learned that as far as the Poppy Appeal is concerned, Lichfield […]
Michael Fabricant and the Chairman of Lichfield District Council, David Leytham, camped it up for charity on Saturday 19th October when with 100 others walked a mile around Lichfield to raise money for the Pathway Project, a local charity against domestic violence.The walkers were given high heels to undertake the course. “I chickened out” says […]
In an essay submitted to the Institute of Economic Affair’s latest prize for the best solution for the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, Michael Fabricant argues that the Britain should “look to America and NAFTA if we vote to leave the EU”. The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) have launched the “Brexit Prize” for the […]
“With a bright tiled floor laid in 1290 and a room completed in 1240 and barely changed since, the Medieval Library in Lichfield Cathedral and its contents of ancient books are one of England’s hidden gems” says Michael Fabricant following a tour of the Library on 22nd July. “I had the thrill of seeing books […]