Local Member of Parliament Craig Tracey has pledged his support for a Campaign to help pubs in North Warwickshire and Bedworth keep their doors open. Craig joined the more than 100,000 people who have signed the petition so far, including 162 in our local community.

Bedworth MP Craig Tracey and Nuneaton’s representative Marcus Jones MP have hit out at the Borough Council’s handling of unlawful traveller encampments in the community.

In politics the winner takes it all, that’s the name of the game…

So perhaps it was appropriate that the Prime Minister danced out to Abba before her party conference speech!

Dancing aside, a few things stuck with me from Theresa May’s speech:

The voices in Parliament of Bedworth, Nuneaton and Bulkington have joined forces to call on Labour-led Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council to finally listen to residents and review their massive target of approximately 15,000 new houses across the Borough.

Craig Tracey MP for North Warwickshire and Bedworth has called for alternative proposals for the £50bn cost of HS2 with the launch of the Great British Transport Competition in conjunction with the Taxpayer’s Alliance.

The local MP explained:

Last week I met up with a number of local small business owners and Bedworth Councillors in the historic Governor’s Hall at Bedworth Alms Houses.

Craig Tracey, the Member of Parliament for North Warwickshire and Bedworth, recently visited a charity in Polesworth that provides support and accommodation to adults with learning disabilities.
 

Being back in the constituency during the summer recess was both welcome and enjoyable.

It was a chance to visit community groups, local businesses and meet more people than I would normally be able to during a typical week in Parliament.

I am very saddened that with the announced closure of Lloyds Bank, Coleshill high street will be without a bank.

This will obviously impact on local residents. I want to provide some information for bank customers to the alternative facilities that are available.

North Warwickshire and Bedworth’s Member of Parliament Craig Tracey has questioned Culture Secretary, and Kenilworth and Southam MP Jeremy Wright, about what the Government can do to enhance tourism in the local community.