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Graham visited Patrington Primary School’s Pupil Parliament to work with them to improve road safety in the village. 

In March, Patrington Primary School launched their road safety campaign following concerns when pupils are being picked up and dropped off at school. 

Graham visited Long Lane Junction with Woodmansey Parish Councillors to discuss how to improve it. 

Graham has left his role as Minister of State for Energy and Net Zero to focus on campaigns in Beverley and Holderness.

Graham is delighted that, following months of protests, meetings and encouragement, KCOM and Connexin are working together to share infrastructure across Hull and the East Riding.

Graham intervened to help Holderness Grange residents following issues with their management company. 

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, is asking young people aged 18-23 years old if they would like to participate in his Summer Work Experience Programme. 

Graham was very pleased to open the newest CADEY defibrillator located at Hedon Methodist Church. 

Graham has visited East Riding Community Hospital to see the hospital’s progress over ten years after opening, and to see the hospital’s new diagnostic facilities, made possible by the Government’s Community Diagnostic Centre programme. 

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, visited East Yorkshire’s award-winning Laurel Vines and has committed to working with the vineyard to lobby the Government to support the growing English wine industry through the duty system. 

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, has met campaigners for a safer bypass for Lund alongside Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Evison and Beverley Rural councillors Jeremy Wilcock and Diana Stewart.