Preet Kaur Gill MP for Birmingham Edgbaston is calling on Woodgate and Bartley Green residents to share how they think the £20 million Pride in Place investment should be spent. After years of campaigning Preet Kaur Gill has secured £20 million for Woodgate and Bartley Green as part of the Pride in Place programme. The funding is allocated as £20 million spread out across ten years. Woodgate and Bartley Green have long faced challenges with limited opportunities for young peo

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This week, Prime Minister Andy Burnham travelled to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly, where he held his first face-to-face meeting with US President Donald Trump since becoming Prime Minister. Discussions focused on key international issues, including support for Ukraine, developments in the Middle East, trade and the future of UK-US relations. Here's some of the measures the Government has announced...

This week the Government announced 42 new Youth Futures Hubs to open across England. Tens of thousands of young people will soon benefit from better access to mental health support, employment opportunities and crime prevention services, available through Young Futures Hubs. Here's some of the measures the Government has announced...

This week, the Government set out plans to introduce new legislation to strengthen protections for children online and tackle the growing threat of sexual exploitation and abuse. Here's some of the measures the Government has announced...

I understand why people facing suffering want greater control at the end of their lives. This is personal, and those supporting change act from compassion. But compassion must never blind us to risk. That is why I will vote against the Assisted Dying Bill.

Parliament returned on Monday, with Government preparing to make changes to improve the UK. Here's some of the measures the Government has announced...

The Prime Minister has announced a major cut to household electricity bills, helping families with the cost of living and protecting people from rising energy prices this winter.

Everyone sleeping rough in Birmingham Edgbaston is to be offered a route off the streets this winter if they need it, the first major milestone in the Prime Minister's commitment to end rough sleeping

The Prime Minister this week announced a major new package of support to help end rough sleeping, with a commitment that everyone sleeping rough who needs it will be offered a route off the streets by Christmas.

The Prime Minister this week announced the first in a series of new ‘everyday fixes’ aimed at helping people with the cost of living, starting with action to tackle misleading discounts and unwanted subscription costs.

The Government this week announced a major expansion of mental health services, with 159 new facilities set to open across England, backed by £343 million.

Our social care system is under immense pressure. Too many carers are struggling, families are facing increasing challenges, and delays in care are placing additional strain on our NHS. I believe we must face these challenges head on and work together to deliver the reforms people deserve. The change is expected to reduce the annual electricity bill by around £45 for a typical household under the Ofgem price cap. This comes on top of the £150 reduction announced at the la

Local MP Preet Kaur Gill has officially opened the new Banking Hub on Harborne High Street. After campaigning for years against bank closures on the High Street, Preet Kaur Gill attended the opening of the new hub which will provide accessible banking facilities for residents.

One of the Prime Ministers, Andy Burnham first decisions is to remove VAT from domestic electricity bills from 1 October, helping households with the cost of living this winter. The change is expected to reduce the annual electricity bill by around £45 for a typical household under the Ofgem price cap. This comes on top of the £150 reduction announced at the last Budget.

This week the Government announced major reforms to the asylum system. The changes are designed to restore confidence. City Road Primary School and George Dixon Primary School in North Edgbaston, and Welsh House Farm Community School in Harborne, have secu The plan focuses on supporting British industry and our Armed Forces. It includes a total of £298 billion in investment over the next four years, with the additional £15 billion announced this week building on last year

I am delighted that this week the Government announced funding for more free breakfast clubs in Birmingham Edgbaston. City Road Primary School and George Dixon Primary School in North Edgbaston, and Welsh House Farm Community School in Harborne, have secu The plan focuses on supporting British industry and our Armed Forces. It includes a total of £298 billion in investment over the next four years, with the additional £15 billion announced this week building on last yea

Thanks to Government funding three more schools in Birmingham Edgbaston will open free breakfast clubs from September, saving local families up to £450 a year and helping children start the school day ready to learn.