Local News
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Valerie Presents Pleck Library Petition to Parliament
- 27/04/2011
- Posted by: Valerie Vaz MP
- Category: Local News, News
No CommentsOn 27 April 2011 in the House of Commons, Valerie presented the petition signed by local residents to save Pleck Library. Over 1,100 people signed the petition which requests that the House of Commons urges the Government to take all possible steps to protect Pleck Library for the future.
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Valerie Visits Walsall Ecohouse
- 06/04/2011
- Posted by: Valerie Vaz MP
- Category: Local News, News
Valerie visited the Walsall Ecohouse to see how the owners, Martin and Jane Normanton, managed to cut their energy use and carbon emissions by 70%.
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Valerie visits local manufacturers in Darlaston
- 25/03/2011
- Posted by: Valerie Vaz MP
- Category: Local News, News
On Friday 25th March, Valerie visited Bonner Studs and ALCA Fasteners in Darlaston to hear their views on the economy and what the Government can do to promote manufacturing. Valerie met with senior managers from both businesses who were clear that unnecessary paperwork and red tape has used valuable time and resources which could have been better invested in growing their businesess. Managers were also clear that there should be much greater help in providing apprenticeship schemes to ensure that the next generation of skilled manufacturers receive first-rate training.
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Walsall’s Share of Pothole Funding Revealed
- 24/03/2011
- Posted by: Valerie Vaz MP
- Category: Local News, News
Valerie has recieved a letter from the Secretary of State for Transport, Philip Hammond, giving details of Walsall Council’s share of funding from the Government for repairing the large number of potholes caused by the particularly cold winter this year. From the £200 million available for councils accross England, Walsall Council will recieve £522,243.
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Valerie Welcomes School of Education to Parliament
- 14/03/2011
- Posted by: Valerie Vaz MP
- Category: Local News, News
Valerie welcomed the Dean of the University of Wolverhampton’s School of Education, Professor Kit Field, and Dr Tehmina Basit to the Houses of Parliament.