In Church Questions today (16th November), Michael Fabricant discussed MusicShare with Andrew Selous MP who represents the Church Commissioners in the House of Commons. Michael asked about music at our cathedrals and the work of the Lichfield Cathedral Summer School. Andrew Selous replied: “I want to thank my Hon Friend and the Cathedral Chapter at […]
At Prime Minister’s Questions today (15th November 2023), Michael Fabricant questioned the Prime Minister on two topics: the state of the west midlands economy and the need for speed in completing HS2 around Lichfield and providing compensation to his constituents. Michael first asked: “What assessment has the Prime Minister made of recent trends in economic […]
I had a frank conversation this morning with Rakeem Omar on BBC Radio WM about the appointment of David Cameron and other changes in the cabinet.
As from today XL Bully Dogs can be registered. It will be illegal to own that type of dog if it is unregistered from 1st February 2024. Michael Fabricant says: “As most people will know by now, the Government has decided, with cross party support, to add XL Bully breed types to the list of […]
Michael Fabricant visited Jobs 22’s Lichfield Restart Scheme office last Friday (10th November 2023), where he met staff and participants on the Department for Work and Pensions’ Restart Scheme, which is being delivered across central England by Jobs 22. The Lichfield MP was keen to understand how Jobs 22 was supporting local people back into […]
Over the last few days, Michael has been on BBC Radio 4, Sky TV, and GB News TV talking about the Pro-Palestine demonstrations and the Home Secretary. But one of the most interesting interviews, which you might not have heard, was on Sunday morning on BBC Radio Wales where Michael Fabricant discussed these issues on […]
HRH Anne, Princess Royal, honoured us by attending the Armistice Day Service today at the National Memorial Arboretum near Lichfield and where I laid a wreath on behalf of the House of Commons and HM Government.
I think it was crass to hold a march for Palestine or any other issue at a time when the only march should be for the armed forces and veterans to remember the fallen on Remembrance weekend. Here is my interview with Martin Daubney on the subject. And in the evening, my discussion with […]
Michael Fabricant today, on the State Opening of Parliament, placed a memorial in New Palace Yard in the Palace of Westminster – the home of the House of Commons – to soldiers who fell from the Staffordshire Regiment. “I am so glad that the Speaker of the House of Commons has given Members of Parliament […]
Michael Fabricant has joined his colleague, Henry Smith MP, and other MPs and Lords in calling for a ban on trophy hunting imports. Michael says: “With the private Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill having been blocked in the House of Lords by a few Peers determined to see it fail, I and other colleagues from […]