Stuart was delighted to be joined by neighbouring Conservative Members of Parliament to discuss the ongoing transport needs in West Yorkshire and how they will work together to ensure the region get the solutions it needs.

Stuart has today pledged his support for the Long Live the Local Campaign to help pubs in Pudsey keep their doors open. Stuart Andrew joins the more than 240,000 people who have signed the petition so far, including 398 in Pudsey alone.

Stuart has welcomed the commitment made by the Secretary of State for Transport to protect the services currently under the Arriva Rail North franchise in light of the franchise’s financial difficulties.

Given the ongoing nature of the Canada geese cull, I have escalated the concerns that I share with a number of cosntituents in Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs with the assistance of the Aire Valley Protection Group.

Stuart has joined local Councillors in welcoming the decision of Leeds City Council to abandon the controversial Leeds Bradford Airport link road proposals, which would have cut directly through the Greenbelt in Horsforth and Rawdon.

Stuart has welcomed the Queen’s Speech following last weeks General Election, which saw millions of people who have never voted Conservative before putting their faith in this Government to deliver on the people’s priorities.

Following the 2019 General Election, Stuart was delighted to be re-elected again to serve as the Member of Parliament for Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough.

As part of Stuart’s duty as Vice Chamberlain of Her Majesty’s Household, he was recently taken hostage during the State Opening of Parliament to ensure the safe return of Her Majesty the Queen.

Stuart recently attended the Mental Health for Young People showcase held at Pudsey Civic Hall hosted by an advocate for mental health, Scott Buckler.

Following the climate change protests that many young individuals participated in around the country, Stuart reached out to all the schools in the constituency to invite them to an Environmental Forum, the first of which was hosted on Friday 6 September.