Thornbury and Yate MP Claire Young has made a statement responding to the announcement that the Post Office will be seeking to transition all 115 Crown Post Offices, including their branch in Yate, into new franchises.
Thornbury and Yate MP Claire young has responded to new proposals from Clifton Homes, which would see 67 new residential properties built on land at Gravel Hill and see Yate Rocks absorbed into the town.
Claire Young has written to the Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, urging her to make funding available to enable the building of a new school to serve Ladden Garden Village in Yate and to expand both Manorbrook Primary and Charfield Primary Schools.
Claire Young MP has called for action to end corridor care, after research by the House of Commons Library found that 1,433 people were left facing 12 hours waits on hospital trolleys under the North Bristol NHS Trust this winter.
Following today’s Spring Statement, local Liberal Democrat MP Claire Young has said that the Chancellor “missed the opportunity” to deliver the change needed in Thornbury & Yate by scrapping the jobs tax and reforming business rates.
Local Liberal Democrat MP Claire Young has called on the Chancellor to deliver a Spring Statement that will “save rural businesses” on Wednesday.
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The Labour Government's choice to hike inheritance tax on farmers is simply wrong. Farming families plough large sums into their farms to grow food for our tables, and most make very little for themselves. We need to be taxing the big landholders and landbankers, not small family-run farms.
Too many carers across the country are being unfairly punished by the Department for Work & Pensions for minor overpayments. At PMQs, Claire pressed the Prime Minister over their actions and raised the case of a former local police officer who's been caught up in this scandal.
Claire led a debate in Parliament on the impact of the closure of the A432 overbridge. She put several direct questions to the Minister about what the Govt was doing to speed up the work, support those affected, and prevent this happening again. Sadly, the Minister chose to duck them and offered little to reassure those living near the bridge or along nearby roads. Claire says this simply isn't good enough and will keep pushing for action.
