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Karen Bradley: "Local schools need funding to continue to thrive"

By Jack Lenton

24th Sep 2020 | Opinion

In this week's column for Biddulph Nub News, Moorlands MP Karen Bradley has discussed her recent trip to Horton Lodge Special School.

One of my favourite things about being an MP is visiting our amazing schools and colleges.

Karen Bradley: "We can't throw away the efforts we have made to stop a second wave"

By Jack Lenton

16th Sep 2020 | Opinion

In this week's column for Biddulph Nub News, Moorlands MP Karen Bradley has urged people to follow the new "rule of six".

Many of you have contacted me about the Prime Minister's announcement last week concerning the new "rule of six".

Karen Bradley: "The lack of spontaneous questions in Parliament is frustrating"

By Jack Lenton

10th Sep 2020 | Opinion

In this week's column for Biddulph Nub News, Moorlands MP Karen Bradley discusses children's return to schools and MPs' return to Parliament during Coronavirus.

As the weather changes and the rather chilly mornings and evenings tell us that summer is definitely over and autumn is here, last week saw schools returning and also MPs returning to Parliament.

Cllr Connor Brady: "The UK response to Covid-19 has been a disgrace"

By Jack Lenton

10th Sep 2020 | Opinion

In the following column for Biddulph Nub News, Biddulph town and district Cllr Connor Brady takes the Government to task for its response to the Coronavirus pandemic.

No amount of 50%-off meals can cover the fact that over 55,000 people have died from Covid-19 in the UK. The Government has completely and utterly failed during this crisis to keep us safe.

Cllr Joe Porter: "Delivering a Green Recovery is a top priority for my Council"

By Jack Lenton

6th Jul 2020 | Opinion

Cllr Joe Porter, Staffordshire Moorlands District Council's Cabinet Member for Climate Change & Biodiversity, representing the Brown Edge & Endon ward, discusses the need to address the climate crisis...

If there is anything positive to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is that we wake up to the warnings that we have been hearing from scientists about the urgency to act on climate change. Coronavirus has provided a stark reminder of what happens when humanity's relationship with nature breaks down. That's why at Staffordshire Moorlands District Council, addressing our climate and nature crises remains a top priority.

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