Commenting on yesterday’s ‘A’ level gradings of students, Michael Fabricant says: “The vast majority of students are satisfied with the grades they have been allocated though I am very well aware of instances of unfairness due to either a school having a patchy past performance or students not working hard for their mock exams – […]
The Government has signalled its intention to include tree-lined streets in its upcoming suite of planning reforms following the presentation of a private Bill by Chris Clarkson (MP for Heywood & Middleton) and co-sponsored by Michael Fabricant. “The new rules will require builders of homes to provide tree lined streets” says Michael Fabricant. “Working with […]
“The outbreak of Covid-19 in Stone at the the Crown and Anchor pub highlights the importance of Track and Trace” says Michael Fabricant. “I know the pub well as Stone used to be in the old Mid Staffordshire constituency which also included the City of Lichfield. “Despite several hundred people visiting the the Crown and […]
Sports Minister, Nigel Huddleston, has written to Michael Fabricant today (29th July) concerning funding availability for facilities such as Friary Grange in Lichfield following a Parliamentary Question Michael asked of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport earlier in the month. In his answer, Nigel Huddleston said: “Sports and physical activity facilities play a […]
On Tuesday 21st July, Michael Fabricant co-chaired with Andrew Rosindell MP a meeting of senior Commonwealth High Commissioners (i.e. Commonwealth Ambassadors) and Parliamentarians from the House of Commons and House of Lords. Michael says “I very much enjoyed helping to chair a highly constructive Parliamentary Meeting with the High Commissioners of Australia (His Excellency the […]
Michael Fabricant says we should all learn from the Covid-19 pandemic – and continue with some of the practices when the coronavirus crisis is over. “I have spoken in the past about continuing to work from home where possible when the pandemic is over with the consequence of less pollution and fewer blocked roads” says […]
Yesterday, Friday 17th July 2020, Michael Fabricant embarked on a whistle stop tour of some of the Covid ready attractions with Councillor Ian Eadie and Visit Lichfield. Lichfield Cathedral, The Tudor of Lichfield, The National Memorial Arboretum, and Bradshaw Bros Farm Shop & Cafe have all attained the Visit England ‘We’re Good to Go’ standard, […]
Michael Fabricant joined some of the Board of Abbots Bromley Sports Association to receive the official recognition signage from the Football Foundation for the new sports facility in Abbots Bromley on Thursday (17th July). The occasion marks the near completion of the second phase of development at the ground, with two football pitches nearing completion […]
Michael Fabricant today (8th July) questioned the Prime Minister on funding for the arts. Speaking afterwards, he said: “While I am delighted with the £1.7 billion of support the Government is giving theatres and performing artists during the coronavirus pandemic which has closed so many of our venues, I wanted assurance that the substantial funding […]
The Telegraph June 23rd, 2020 We do not just need to protect statues, as creativity risks being sterilised and purged of anything that could cause offence to anyone. We live in the strangest of times. While the Department of Justice seeks to introduce new laws to protect our national heritage, Britain in 2020 is […]