The commitment to see a Yate Park and Ride delivered as part of Local MP Luke Hall’s “Get South Gloucestershire Moving” campaign took another step toward delivery this week after full funding was provided to deliver a Yate Park and Ride, with additional funding towards a full outline case for the

Local MP Luke Hall met with top chiefs at Highways England this week as the MP continued to press the key issues around transport as part of his flagship “Get South Gloucestershire Moving” campaign launched in 2016.

Local MP Luke Hall welcomed 100 Thornbury residents to the Houses of parliament, on Tuesday 16th April.

The trips are part of Luke’s commitment to provide constituents from across South Gloucestershire with the opportunity to visit the heart of British Democracy.

Following local elections that took place on May the 2nd, the Conservatives retained control of South Gloucestershire Council, bucking the trend across the West Country with little change in representation across the area following boundary changes.

Having launched a road safety campaign last summer, local MP Luke Hall has joined community campaigners in celebrating the news that further safety measures are being considered for North Road.

Success, as Local MP, Luke Hall secures longer opening hours for the Minor Injuries Unit in Yate. The news comes after Luke Hall MP campaigned tirelessly to secure the improvements our local community deserves.

Local MP, Luke Hall has stepped up his campaign to see an improved Thornbury Health Centre this week by calling upon the Secretary of State for Health, Matthew Hancock MP, to support the submissions of the local Health Chiefs, to enhance the level of funding for Thornbury Health Centre.

Local MP Luke Hall, and South Gloucestershire Council Leader Toby Savage took the call for a £2.3 million investment in Thornbury schools to Ministers last month, as the pair presented an ambitious plan for the future of Marlwood secondary to the Minister for Schools Lord Agnew.

Luke spent the afternoon at HorseWorld on Friday and learnt about the repercussions that dangerous tethering practices can have. He met the horses who were mentally and physically scarred by tethering and spoke with the staff to learn more about the recuperation of these animals.

Luke Hall MP today met with Year 8 teacher and Outreach lead for Culverhill Special School, Sarah Holt, to discuss the support and protection for the school’s pupils, as well as for those living with disabilities in the wider community.