Telegraph April 4th, 2019 Theresa May’s response to Brexit has resulted in falling opinion polls, a drop in donations to the Tory Party, and collapsing membership I am über loyal to Conservative Prime Ministers. I have been über loyal to Theresa May. But no longer. I have become exasperated with this decent, kind, hardworking, but […]
The MPs for Lichfield and Tamworth came together on April 3rd as part of raising awareness and funds for the vital care services St Giles Hospice provides for those living with a terminal illness. And they went orange! Families, friends, local community groups, businesses, shops and schools are being encouraged to join in the fun […]
The Telegraph April 1st, 2019 On Monday April 1st, yet again, Parliament will be setting its own agenda and not those of Her Majesty’s Government. It now seems all roads point irrevocably towards a General Election. And the very toughest decision of all now faces the Prime Minister. The choices before Parliament seem to […]
Commenting on the result of the Brexit votes in Parliament over the last few days, Michael Fabricant says: “Parliament has betrayed the electorate and it could get worse. “11pm on Friday March 29th was meant to be Brexit hour. Now, through a combination votes by Remain supporting MPs and opportunistic opposition political parties, Brexit has […]
The Telegraph March 27th, 2019 I never much liked the Withdrawal Agreement. There was so much wrong with it – not just the Northern Ireland back stop. It is a monster complete with bells and whistles dreamed up by civil servants on both sides of the English Channel. It was designed, it seemed, to […]
The Telegraph March 13th, 2019 Tuesday started well for the Government. The Prime Minister had lost her voice. “If you think mine’s croaky, you should hear Juncker’s” she quipped at a hastily called 1922 Committee in the morning. Yet she seemed to have come back with a bounce and an improved Deal from Brussels. […]
“Saxon Hill School in Lichfield, which has recently had an excellent report from Ofsted, has had issues finding funding for sleep overs for its severely disabled students” says Michael Fabricant. “So I have been in correspondence with Government Ministers over this and raised the matter in the House of Commons.” Here’s what was said in […]
The Sun March 5th, 2019 Now that Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party is backing a second EU referendum, a “People’s Vote”, I would like to put on record here and now that I support a third referendum, the “Democratic Vote on the People’s Vote”, preferably within three years of the second one. Unlike some in […]
“There are almost 17,000 small rural convenience stores in the UK and they provide work for 140,000 people. In the Lichfield constituency some of our smaller villages would find it hard to exist if they are not sustained by their local shop” says Michael Fabricant. “With limited bus services in rural areas and some older […]
The Telegraph February 21st, 2019 When I entered the House of Commons, I voted for equality so that men could have sex with men at the same age as men could legally have sex with women: 16. I lost that vote back in the early 90s, but the age was dropped to 18 from 21. Eventually, […]