“Weekend rail commuters will face travel misery throughout October and November due to the installation of electric cables on the gantries over the West Coast Main Line and other HS2 work” says Michael Fabricant. “The WCML will be closed between Rugby and Stafford offering no direct train services from Lichfield Trent Valley, Rugeley Trent Valley, […]
A constituent has contacted Michael Fabricant saying “I have taken it upon myself to try to clean up Lichfield by advising the Council of every bit of Fly Postering I come across. “This has gotten particularly worse recently with many businesses fly postering lamp posts, railings, bridges etc. “If one business sees another is doing […]
“I deeply mourn the passing of Her Majesty the Queen who, since ascending the throne, dedicated her life unstintingly in service to our nation and Commonwealth. Her workload was immense as must be our gratitude to her for her service. “She was a frequent visitor to the Lichfield constituency coming to the Cathedral and to […]
The Social Security (Special Rules for End of Life) Bill will give extra benefits to those at the end of their lives. I asked the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Chloe Smith, what discussions she has had with Hospices like St Giles Hospice in Lichfield in preparing the Bill as it went through […]
My interview with Paul Franks of BBC Radio as Liz Truss entered Downing Street for the first time as Prime Minister.
I tell the Foreign Office Minister, Amanda Milling, this morning (6th September) that now is the time to move the British Embassy in #Israel from Tel Aviv to the nation’s capital and join the US and other embassies in #Jerusalem. ????
Commenting on the announcement that Liz Truss has won the Conservative Party Leadership election today (5th September) and will become Prime Minister tomorrow, Michael Fabricant says:- “This result is very good news for the UK and for the Midlands. Liz is good friends with many local MPs and the West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street, who […]
Michael discussed Boris’ legacy with Darren McCaffrey today. “He showed imagination and drive and got so much done through his optimism and can-do approach.”
With the leadership race, economic woes, and plans to stitch up Boris in the news, I have been discussing these issues on tv. First up, a lively late night discussion with Dan Wootton on Wednesday night (3rd August) about plans to ‘punish’ Boris. Next, a discussion with Tom Harwood on the economy and the […]
Yesterday (2nd of August), the Archbishop of Canterbury offered support to churches wishing to carry out gay marriages by pledging not to punish them for doing so. Michael Fabricant now says “I hope many CofE Churches and Cathedrals in the West Midlands and beyond will now seize this opportunity to do God’s work and make […]