I have recently been contacted by the campaigning organisation 38 Degrees who have informed me about a very unfortunate technical failure on their website which means emails sent via their system didn't reach me.

38 Degrees have informed me that:

I became the Armed Forces Champion for Charnwood Borough Council in 2014 as part of the agreement by the Council to sign the Armed Forces Covenant.

East Midlands Trains has announced that 50 extra car parking spaces are to be created at Loughborough station for its rail customers.

Loughborough MP Nicky Morgan attended a Guide Dogs event at the House of Commons on 3 July to show her support for the campaign to end problem pavement parking.

Loughborough MP Nicky Morgan is encouraging local residents to apply for a grant to conserve and repair local war memorials. It is part of a national protection scheme which aims to continue to remember those who fell during the First World War.

Loughborough MP Nicky Morgan is encouraging all local primary, secondary and sixth form school councils to enter the Speaker’s School Council Awards 2016. These awards are designed to recognise and celebrate all forms of student achievements through their impact in their local communities, no matter how big or small. 

As part of the week long celebrations to mark English Tourism Week, Loughborough MP Nicky Morgan has visited one of the most popular tourist attractions in her constituency, the Great Central Railway. However this visit was slightly different as she drove the train from Loughborough to Quorn!

The Centenary of the First World War is a chance to understand the war, uncover its stories and explore what it means to us today. As part of the ongoing commemorations between 2014 and 2018, Loughborough MP Nicky Morgan is urging local residents to consider applying to the Heritage Lottery Fund for community projects to learn more about the First World War.  

Life Science’s Minister George Freeman MP visited Charnwood Campus in Loughborough today to meet the team responsible for the transformation of the world-class pharmaceutical site, and to discuss its potential role in strengthening the local economy.  His visit coincided with the publication of a new report, ‘Transforming Life Sciences Sites – a toolkit for action’ by a group of senior stakeholders from across the UK.

Neil brings a lifelong dedication to working for justice and substantial experience and knowledge in working with the police to make communities safer. He has helped victims of crime have a voice in Court. He knows what works well in the police force and what can be improved upon.