It is great news that progress is being made to make Daisy Hill Railway Station accessible, however I know many of my constituents are concerned about the timescale required to complete the work after the money has been allocated.
The welfare of animals is under constant review and periodic enhancement. Improving the welfare of primates was the topic of a Statutory Instrument today.
It is great that Bolton Council are reopening the rock garden at Moss Bank Park before spring.
Friends of Moss Bank Park and other community groups do fantastic work in maintaining the park and I know local residents are looking forward to the reopening.
Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, marking the 79th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration and death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. Holocaust Memorial Day provides us with the opportunity to remember the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and make sure they are not forgotten.
From Atherton to Heaton to Horwich, constituents raise concerns about access to GP services with me, however, I hear more people consistently raise their concerns in Blackrod and Westhoughton.
Politics often has its competitive elements. Usually, this can be quite positive because it can drive improvements in service and outcomes but, all too often, it can also descend into more self-serving behaviours.
