Cheadle MP Watch

  • Home
  • Cheadle MP Watch

Cheadle MP Watch Provide publicly available information about the Cheadle MP and climate change

03/12/2024

Tom has now been in Parliament since 4th July. He has been appointed deputy chief whip for the Liberal Democrat party.
He has supported early day motions to retain the £2 bus fare cap and welcoming the court decision to halt the Cumbrian coal mine.
He has not made any spoken contributions or voted on any climate and nature related issues.
He has submitted written questions on whether Cheadle railway station is still going ahead, Northern Rail’s performance and when the 48 local nature strategies will be published and how the Department of Environment, Food and Rural affairs will work with local authorities to implement them.
Outside Parliament, he has campaigned about the Sunday rail service through Cheadle Hulme and Bramhall due to recent cancellations, asked for a change of water regulator to inject greater urgency in dealing with United Utilities sewage pollution locally and about Cheadle railway station.

This is the main MP Watch video about our panel (ncluding Brain Eno and Mike Berners-Lee who chose the top ten worst and...
02/07/2024

This is the main MP Watch video about our panel (ncluding Brain Eno and Mike Berners-Lee who chose the top ten worst and best parliamentary candidates about the climate emergency

06/06/2024

Kelly Fowler, Labour candidate mentions our rivers are seeing record levels of pollution due to an absence of leadership from this Tory government.

06/06/2024

Tom Morrison as the Liberal Democrat candidate has, as one of his three priorities: ending the scandal of sewage dumping in our local rivers.

06/06/2024

The only election campaign priority that Mary Robinson has mentioned which could relate to the Climate and nature emergencies is Protect the green belt

06/06/2024

Mary Robinson ceased to be Cheadle MP on the dissolution of Parliament. She made no contribution about the climate or nature emergencies in the last week of Parliament.

19/05/2024

Mary Robinson has asked one question related to the climate emergency on 9th May : “In the past, flooding from the Lady brook and Micker brook, which run through Bramhall, Cheadle Hulme and Cheadle to join the River Mersey, has caused devastation to homes and families. Does my hon. Friend agree that joint working across the region is part of the solution? Will he continue his support for the upper Mersey catchment partnership working?” There have been no other statements or written questions in Parliament or outside Parliament.

30/04/2024

Mary Robinson has not spoken in Parliament about the climate and nature emergencies over the last month, nor asked any questions or raised any early day motions. She actually has not done any of these things on any subject over the last month, although she has turned up to vote on whipped votes. Nor has she made any local statements or undertaken any activities about the climate and nature emergencies over the last month.

Address


Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Cheadle MP Watch posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Cheadle MP Watch:

Shortcuts

  • Want your organization to be the top-listed non profit organization?

Share