Local MP Luke Hall, last week attended the first ever Cardiac Risk in the Young information drop-in event in Parliament, to learn more about the devastating impact which undiagnosed heart conditions can have young people’s lives.

Local MP Luke Hall made a visit to Christ the King Catholic Primary School on Friday 28th June in order to speak to the students and hear their views about how we can improve our community.

Planned improvements for Thornbury Sailing Club have had to be put on hold, as the Club seeks to address a drainage issue at the site. The difficulty has arisen following an impasse with the Environment Agency, as the Club seek to upgrade their system to the EA’s 2020 standards.

Luke Hall MP visited the local Morrison’s branch in Yate last week, to celebrate the relaunch of the local store, which has seen an investment of £3 million to help modernise and improve customers’ experience.

Luke Hall MP held his traditional drop-in stall, at what was yet again a hugely enjoyable Chipping Sodbury Street Fair and Carnival 2019.

Local MP Luke Hall made a visit to Abbotswood Primary School on Friday 21st June in order to speak to the students and hear their views about how we can improve our community.

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

I have held Job Fairs every year since becoming an MP, matching local employers and jobseekers up in the community, rather than in an interview setting, which I am proud to say has helped a number of Thornbury residents into stable employment and find the right job for them.

Over the past fifty years, the average temperature in the UK has risen significantly.

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.