The Prime Minister and Chancellor have both apologised after being awarded Fixed Penalty Notices and I understand that both have now paid. I completely understand the frustrations and anger amongst people in Solihull right now.
As the UK economy continues its recovery from the pandemic, the Conservative Government are confronting the global inflationary pressures caused by the world economy coming swiftly back to life.
Yesterday Julian Knight, MP for Solihull, attended the Beatrice’s Bill reception in Parliament hosted by Henry Smith MP, focussed on banning cages for laying hens in the UK.
Julian Knight MP is encouraging the West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner to bid for a share of the £150 million funding that will be made available in the fourth round of our Safer Streets Fund.
Last night I was, along with my colleagues, in Parliament until 12am, we passed various Bills one of which is of particular interest to many in Solihull - the Animal Welfare(Sentience) Bill.
Just several weeks ago, Solihull Liberal Democrats were out with another petition asking residents to support a Council Tax freeze for the next financial year.
I welcome the findings of the Joint Targeted Area Inspection report into Children’s Services at SMBC which was published earlier today. The inspection was triggered by the Government and the authorities carried out their inspection in January.
I was recently contacted by a resident on Grafton Road expressing their concerns over numerous speeding incidents in your area, including one that caused substantial damage to a lamppost.
Julian Knight made a statement in the House of Commons providing MPs an update on the Online Safety Bill and the work being led by the DIgital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee: