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 welcomed the recent Spending Round which ensures that all government departments have the funding they need to deliver on our priorities.

As part of the Government’s commitments to fund the nation’s priorities, the Spending Round confirmed:

Stuart has welcomed the news that the Autumn Budget 2018 includes a payment to local authorities in England to spend on road maintenance and repair.

The Autumn Budget 2018 announced that public finances have reached a turning point, and spending on public services will grow. Some of the key measures announced include:

Stuart Andrew, MP for Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough, today called on the Prime Minister to ensure the digital and creative industry continues to flourish in Leeds with a fair share of the £1billion of funding announced in the Autumn Statement for better broadband. 

Stuart today reiterated his call to action on creating a rail link between Leeds city centre and Leeds Bradford Airport at today’s Transport Questions in Parliament.

Commenting on the Government's decision to back expansion at Heathrow Airport, Stuart has said:

Speaking in yesterday’s debate on the Neighbourhood Planning Bill, Stuart invited the Housing and Planning Minister to witness the ‘terrible effect’ that Leeds City Council’s house building plans would have on Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough.

In the debate, he said: