Yesterday in Parliament Telford’s MP Lucy Allan met with the new train operator in Telford, Keolis Amey which will operate under the umbrella of Transport for Wales.

It was a privilege to lay a wreath at the Telford Town Park war memorial on Remembrance Sunday. We should be proud of the way communities across Telford came together on such an historic day to honour those who died for our freedoms and to say thank you for their sacrifice.

It has been announced today that NHS Improvement has taken the decision to put the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust (SaTH) into Special Measures.

Today Telford’s MP has written to the SaTH Chief Executive Simon Wright to ask him to confirm that he will now recruit agency staff to fill vacancies at the Princess Royal Hospital.

Telford and the West Midlands will benefit from investment in transport, business and technology, as the Chancellor set out his plan to reward the hard work of the British People.

A group of cross-party MPs have written to the Chancellor Philip Hammond to express concern about taxation for new diesel powered vehicles and to request that the diesel supplement be scrapped in the Budget.

Lucy Allan MP has been working with local Councillors, the Hospital Trust, fellow MPs, Health Ministers and NHS bodies, such as NHS Improvement, the Care Quality Commission and the NHS Education England, to secure the doctors and nurses needed to keep the A&E open 24/7.

The Government has responded to Telford's online petition to prevent the overnight closure of PRH’s A&E.

Today during Health Questions in Parliament, local MP Lucy Allan questioned the Minister of State for Health Stephen Barclay MP about the management of Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust in light of the proposed overnight closure of the A&E at Princess Royal Hospital.

So, another grooming scandal comes to our attention, almost identical in all respects to those we have seen before.

Horrific abuse of young vulnerable girls by older men of predominantly Pakistani heritage, where those in authority did not listen and failed to act.