MP for Beverley and Holderness, Graham Stuart, today congratulated the latest member of the Beverley Town Council.
Cllr Dominic Peacock will represent the Minster South Ward after a by-election was held on Thursday, February 4.
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Cllr Dominic Peacock will represent the Minster South Ward after a by-election was held on Thursday, February 4.
Graham Stuart MP has accused the Prime Minister of avoiding answering questions on the unfair health funding in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The Beverley and Holderness MP was called on by the Speaker to ask a question during Wednesday’s Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons. Continue reading MP calls on PM to explain unfair health funding The pledge was made at the Royal British Legion’s campaign website www.timetodoyourbit.org.uk Continue reading Graham Stuart MP pledges to ‘do his bit’ for the British armed forces
A pilot scheme will see the council buying homes which, it is feared, will disappear as a result of coastal erosion over the next 15 years and then lease them back to their owners. Continue reading Council scheme to help at risk homes welcomed by MP
Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness, said he had been told some people who lived for part of the year in temporary accommodation or caravans were abusing the system and could even be getting several prescriptions filled at different practices. Continue reading PCT to look at multiple doctor registrations thanks to MP
Plans for the revamped boat compound are due to go before East Riding Council planners in February.
Graham has invited Tobias Ellwood, Shadow Minister, Culture, Media and Sport to come to the area and meet business owners struggling to stay afloat in the tourism and amusements industry. Continue reading MP told there is no fun in amusements industry
Work on a section of the defences, being built by the Environment Agency, had been delayed when Sport England objected to the loss of part of the village playing fields. Following submissions from villagers and local councillors the objection was withdrawn. Continue reading Last piece in flooding defence jigsaw approved
Council planners last week approved a £1.4 million overhaul of the building which will see the removal of the 1950s extension and the reorientation of the building to face Champney Gardens.
East Riding councillors on the planning committee voted unanimously to approve redrawn plans for the £35 million bypass and park and ride scheme to the south of the historic town. Continue reading Beverley bypass approved by planners |
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