Local gardeners and allotment owners were facing an increasing challenge in Iron Acton, as the water pressure surrounding the village’s allotments continued to drop.
Local MP Luke Hall has welcomed the announcement that Watermore Primary School is set to receive increased investment, helping to secure a quicker and more efficient redevelopment of its premises.
Last month, local MP Luke Hall, last week met with the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Michael Gove MP, to bring his attention to a number of alarming cases of mistreatment of domestic and farm animals.
MPs, Lords, Houses of Parliament staff, Ministers and officials at the heart of Government were offered a taste of a wide range of South Gloucestershire’s high quality food and drink produce this week after Local MP Luke Hall, alongside Jack Lopresti MP (Filton and Bradley Stoke) and Chris Skidmo
Local MP Luke Hall, last week met with the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Michael Gove MP, to discuss proposals to strengthen legal protections for domestic and farm animals.
This week, Luke Hall MP welcomed a further coach-load of families from Frampton Cotterell and Coalpit Heath to the Houses of Parliament, bringing the total number of residents invited to 150.
Local resident and author Aimee Williams recently held a very successful book launch at Yate Library on Saturday 19th May. The event celebrated the launch of Aimee’s first collection of bedtime stories, and was well attended by members of the local community and parents with their children.
Residents of Falfield recently welcomed a response from the Ministry of Justice which addressed their concerns about various ongoing issues with street lighting and general maintenance around the village.
Teacher Jacqui Powell, at the Outstanding-rated Watermore Primary School in Frampton Cotterell, along with local MP Luke Hall, attended a reception with the Prime Minister in Downing Street on Monday, to recognise the vital work that teachers do throughout the UK.
50 Frampton Cotterell residents were welcomed to Parliament on Monday the 14th May. The trip is the fourth trip arranged for Frampton Cotterell residents in recent months, meaning that almost 200 Frampton residents have had the opportunity to visit the heart of British Democracy.
