Stuart Andrew recently met with Together for Short Lives to discuss the challenges facing children who need palliative care.

Stuart Andrew attended the RSPCA’s annual drop-in in the House of Commons recently. As part of this, he heard directly from RSPCA Inspectors about their frontline work to protect animals in Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough and across the UK.

Stuart was delighted to be joined at the Guiseley Street Party by local residents to enjoy the fun at the seaside.

Following a campaign by local residents and Sunnybank/Woodhall Recreation Fields Community Action Group – supported by Stuart and several Leeds City Councillors – Stuart has welcomed the news that Bradford Council has decided against the proposed Community Asset Transfer of Sunnybank fields to Al

Stuart was delighted to see the results across the constituency of Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough in the May local elections, which saw 11 out of 12 available seats in the Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough constituency won by Conservative Party candidates.

On 17 February the Government announced a funding boost for the UK to ensure the sustainability of the Nation’s parks. Parks and projects all over the country could apply for a share of the money.

Over twenty bags of rubbish were collected over the weekend as the great British Spring Clean was brought into action in Pudsey. Stuart joined Pudsey in Bloom to collect the rubbish as part of a national scheme to clean up local areas and raise awareness of the issue.

The new tax year began on the 6th April and there have been some important changes that may be of interest and importance to you:

From 6th April the Personal Allowance, the amount a person can earn before their income becomes taxable, will rise to £12,500.

Stuart met with the Senior Communications Manager of Network Rail in Guiseley to discuss the planned works to tackle the flooding on Station Road.

Stuart has welcomed the new funding commitment announced by the Department for Transport this week to improve the condition of roads across the country. Over £500,000 will be provided to Leeds to tackle potholes and improve the condition of roads throughout the constituency.