Michael Fabricant and Christopher Pincher visited the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) at the Samuel Johnson Hospital on Friday 17th May. Young people from across Lichfield and Tamworth can be referred to this mental health service, and it has an emphasis on supporting those on the autism spectrum but have no formal diagnosis. […]
The Telegraph May 17th, 2019 This costly juggernaut is over-budget, behind schedule and makes a mockery of Conservative principles In a recent Telegraph article, my colleague David Davis highlighted the spiralling costs of HS2. Several Tory leadership contenders have already said they would knife the project if they were Prime Minister. And a further blow to […]
Following an approach from Michael Fabricant, Malcolm Holmes, the Chief Executive of the West Midlands Rail Executive, has told Michael that the possibilities of an interim solution to delivering a passenger rail service between Lichfield and Burton “appear to be positive”. Michael Fabricant says: “The last time a passenger service ran between Lichfield and Burton […]
“During Easter when there was dry weather and wind, houses in Streethay were covered in dust from the housing development at Liberty Park. I am very concerned that this will happen once again during the next period of sunny, dry weather. The builders at have a responsibility – both legally and morally – to be […]
The Telegraph April 26th, 2019 Members of Parliament are tearing their hair out at the thought of the Withdrawal Agreement coming back to the House of Commons for a fourth time while the electorate in their utter frustration look set to vote for the Brexit Party in their millions in the European Elections. Leavers […]
“Debenhams’ administrators have announced 22 stores set for closure next year and I am relieved to see that Lichfield is not on the list” says Michael Fabricant. “They plan to close around 50 stores out of their total of 166 shops and we must fight to keep the Lichfield store open. I note with sadness […]
New funding will help protect ancient woodlands from housing development and HS2. In January 2019, Michael Fabricant introduced a Parliamentary Bill which highlighted the urgent need to include smaller ancient woodlands in England (woodlands over 400 years old with a unique bio-culture) in an inventory which helps protect them against their destruction through development. See […]
The Telegraph April 11th, 2019 Having sunk to humiliating herself and our nation by begging for more time in Brussels, the Prime Minister should not expect to be buoyed by her party’s support. Theresa May, U.K. prime minister, leaves a news conference following a European Union leaders summit in the Europa building in Brussels […]
“With the news this morning” (9th April) “that Debenhams have been placed into administration, I am deeply concerned about the future of the Lichfield branch and its employees” says Michael Fabricant. “I will work with the District Council and the landlords if Debenhams’ administrators ask me to do so to determine what can be done […]
“I welcome the new Traffic Orders placed by Staffordshire County Council to reduce truck movements through Yoxall and Kings Bromley” Michael Fabricant says. “These appear to have reduced traffic flows substantially at night, but heavy movements continue throughout the day. The Yoxall Traffic Action Group estimate that around 200 heavy trucks continue to drive through […]