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Today in Parliament, the Government introduced its new Victims and Prisoners Bill, which aims to put victims at the heart of the justice system.

Today in Parliament, the Health and Social Committee began their first session on its inquiry into NHS dentistry.

As part of the new budget announced last week, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced an investment of £766,400 to fix potholes in Telford.

Lucy Allan MP has welcomed the Conservative Government’s investment of £241,950 in Shropshire Libraries as part of the Cultural Investment Fund.

Last week's budget sought to tackle economic inactivity. The chancellor introduced a range of measures to get more people back into the workplace. Post pandemic there has been a workforce shortage, with more people of working age deciding to leave the workforce.

The Chancellor’s ambitious new budget was announced today, with a detailed series of new policies and reforms to help the cost of living and help people back into work.

Today at the Health and Social Care Committee, Members took evidence from senior NHS executives about cancer services in the UK.

Park home residents, people who live off the electricity grid or pay for energy through a third party can now apply for a £400 discount on their energy bills.

To apply, all residents need is:

Today in Parliament, Lucy contributed to a debate on sex offenders using changes of name and gender to avoid identification with their crimes. As the law stands, a sex offender who changes their name or gender can avoid being identified with crimes committed under their former identity.

This week in Parliament we will be debating the fact that serious sex offenders can change their name and their identity. Most people, I speak to do not know that a sex offender can change their name and simply erase their past.