Following the recent Site Allocation Plan Inspection, Stuart was very pleased to hear that treasured Green Belt sites would no longer be consider a ‘Broad Location’ that Leeds City Council could potentially build on in the future, and that these sites marked as ‘Broad Locations’ would be reconsid
Stuart was delighted to open up a brand new Trim Trail that will provide kids with the chance to let off some steam after an old trail was closed in 2016. The £9,000 needed was donated by a combination of local businesses and the school’s Parent Teacher Association.
On Friday 12th October Stuart visited RPC UK in Guiseley, which provides market-leading advice for capital project management. Stuart talked to them about the vital service they provide, as well as being an important source of jobs within the constituency.
Stuart has recently spoken to Ministers in the Department for Exiting the European Union to raise his constituents concerns regarding the Chequers agreement and the White Paper that followed.
On Wednesday 10th October Stuart met with Andy Fletcher, the CEO of Together for Short Lives, the UK’s leading charity for the 49,000 children living with life-limiting conditions, and their families.
On Saturday 20th, Sunday 21st and Monday 22nd October, Network Rail will be undertaking major work to upgrade the signalling system along the Calder Valley route between Pudsey to Hebden Bridge via Bradford Interchange and Halifax.
Stuart is joining over 500 other MPs to plant trees as part of the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy, a network of forest conservation initiatives to mark Her Majesty the Queen’s lifetime of service to the Commonwealth.
