Last week I was in Liverpool to represent High Peak at Labour’s first conference as the governing party for 15 years.
I came away hugely optimistic that we can change Britain and that our best days are ahead of us.
Everyone knows that the Britain we inherited was going in the wrong direction. A flatlining economy, debt and taxes at the highest levels in a generation and our public services in crisis.
But change has begun. In a few short months we have started the process of bringing our railways back into public ownership, created a national wealth fund to pump prime desperately needed investment and created GB energy a publicly owned clean energy company to bring down bills permanently, create new jobs and help us tackle climate change.
After our landslide victory at the general election there are now so many Labour MPs, we had to take part in a ballot at the conference just to get into the Hall to see the Prime Minister’s speech. I was lucky to get in and witness the Prime Minister’s determination to not duck the tough decisions like the last government but to fix the foundations of our economy. His vision for Britain as a country of pride, wealth and stability was inspiring.
I was also delighted to hear the Prime Minister in his speech commit to the Hillsborough Law to ensure those responsible for public disasters won’t escape justice and to improving access to social housing for veterans, care leavers, and domestic abuse victims.
After years of returning from conference unable to implement any of the policies we had debated, we now have a real chance over the next five years to change Britain for the better. Yes government is hard but it beats opposition every day of the week.
As always, please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any issues or concerns you would like to raise with me. I can be reached at [email protected]
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I’ve been campaigning for action on parking and congestion around Mam Tor and Castleton for some time, so I’m really pleased to see these changes now being introduced.
They follow ongoing concerns from local residents about safety, access and the impact of traffic in the area, as well as a public consultation held last summer to help shape the plans.
Work begins at the end of April, with some overnight works planned after the Bank Holiday, and new pay and display machines due to be installed in July.
These improvements will help make the roads safer, ease congestion, and ensure better access for residents, visitors and local businesses.
Full details, including maps, are available here: www.derbyshire.gov.uk/castleton-parking-changes
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