This morning (24th November), Michael Fabricant asked the Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, about the death of Harry Dunn and the extradition of Anne Sacoolas from the US to the UK to face charges of death through dangerous driving. Michael asked: “My Rt Hon Friend will know that we enjoy a very close security and […]
Michael Fabricant questioned the Schools Minister today (23rd November) regarding GCSE and A Level exams next year. He says “There are large differences in access to IT equipment between different schools and children studying at home up and down the country and especially in the West Midlands. Is it fair that students from wealthy backgrounds […]
Michael Fabricant is contacting Staffordshire Police, the Government Minister responsible for HS2, and the latest managing director of HS2 following an incident at Fradley. An observer at the scene has contacted Mr Fabricant and says: “A lone protestor had unwisely fired some carrots using a catapult over the HS2 fence from the other side of […]
I am keen to see the armed forces used to help in the logistics of distributing the Covid vaccine so I asked Penny Mordaunt, the Cabinet Office Minister (and a reserve Royal Navy officer), about it this morning (12th November). Question: What recent discussions he has had with (a) other Departments and (b) local leaders […]
A fun interview with John Fox on BBC Radio WM (at 5.45pm on November 10th) about ‘Firsts’ in the House of Commons – and then a more serious chat about the Covid_19 vaccine.
Today I asked the Defence Minister about the distribution of vaccines to counter Covid-19 and using the military for their logistics expertise. And (for the first time in virtual questions) so setting a small Parliamentary first, I was able to use a virtual background to promote Lichfield. The Speaker seemed to enjoy it!
This afternoon, Monday 9th November, I asked the immigration minister at the Home Office why so many migrants are risking their lives by making illegal crossings from France to the UK.
I talk about the US General Election. Click on the 5 live graphic to listen.
“I will be voting for the lock-down today to halt the rapid rise in infection rates though I would also have voted for an exemption for outdoor non-team sports such as tennis or golf if the lock-down order were amendable. Unfortunately, it is not amendable so the rules cannot be changed” says Michael Fabricant. “Nevertheless, […]
Michael Fabricant says “Nobody wanted another lockdown and a few weeks ago Government scientists were advising the Prime Minister that it could be avoided if everyone stuck to the rules on a regional basis. Sadly, they didn’t, though in Lichfield and Burntwood we did in the main. Just two weeks ago, I was discussing with […]