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.

Stuart was delighted to attend the 97th Annual Pudsey Summer Show with Councillor Trish Smith and Councillor Simon Seary.

Following the recent news of the publication of the Inspectors Report after the recent Leeds Site Allocation Plan inquiry and also of the proposed South East Bradford Link Road, Stuart has taken steps to protect the greenbelt in Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough.

Stuart Andrew has welcomed an announcement from the Department for Transport that a new guidance will be issued to local authorities on the issuing of disabled parking badges.

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