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

This Government is working to ensure that the cost of living works for everyone, and no one is let down by ongoing conflict abroad. That's why last week the Chancellor acted to:

This week bought fantastic news to the UK economy, thanks to the Government. The IMF has upgraded the UK’s growth forecast this week - another sign that Britain is moving in the right direction. This marks the end of the current Government's session, and has been a monumental 22 months since we were elected to deliver a new agenda of change for the country.

This week, I joined His Majesty’s Government as Minister for Health and Innovation in Department of Health and Social Care. It is a real honour to take on the role, and I want to thank Zubir for all his hard work and dedication in the role. This marks the end of the current Government's session, and has been a monumental 22 months since we were elected to deliver a new agenda of change for the country.

This week, the Parliament session officially ended, this means Parliament will not meet until after the King's Speech on 13th May. This marks the end of the current Government's session, and has been a monumental 22 months since we were elected to deliver a new agenda of change for the country.

This week, the Parliament session officially ended, this means Parliament will not meet until after the King's Speech on 13th May. This marks the end of the current Government's session, and has been a monumental 22 months since we were elected to deliver a new agenda of change for the country.

This week the Government announced it would make it statutory for schools to ban pupils from using mobile phones. An amendment to the children’s wellbeing and schools bill to replace existing guidance wiThe energy price cap drops in April, taking £117 off the average household bill for the next three months. Along with new measures to crackdown on profiting on Britain's energy security, and providing targeted support for those facing higher heating oil costs. This Government

Birmingham is set to become a national hub for the manufacturing of next-generation medicines, following a major new investment from the UK Government into advanced therapeutics, vaccines, and clinical trial capability. The Government has announced multi-million-pound funding through the Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund (LSIMF) to support the development of three Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standard cleanrooms at the University of Birmingham’s Precision Healt

This week the Government announced it was tackling corridor care by investing in new NHS hospital facilities. This includes a new urgent treatment centre at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Edgbaston. The energy price cap drops in April, taking £117 off the average household bill for the next three months. Along with new measures to crackdown on profiting on Britain's energy security, and providing targeted support for those facing higher heating oil costs. This Government is wor

Preet Kaur Gill MP for Birmingham Edgbaston, has welcomed the launch of the Government’s new Our Place to Give roadmap, designed to unlock philanthropic investment to support communities across the country.

Preet Kaur Gill, MP for Birmingham Edgbaston has welcomed the government’s plans to update the School Food Standards for the first time in over a decade and urged local people to contribute to the consultation. The move comes after polling revealed three quarters of parents are concerned by the food their children are eating, as one in three children are leaving primary school overweight or obese. The proposed standards, which have been developed alongside nutritionists and p

Today (13th April), Preet Kaur Gill, MP for Birmingham Edgbaston, welcomed five new Best Start free breakfast clubs opening in her constituency. As the Government helps local families with the cost of living and gives local children the best start to their day.

This week, the Prime Minister travelled to the Middle East to meet leaders in the region to discuss the two-week ceasefire. The Government is committed to securing a lasting agreement and building on th The energy price cap drops in April, taking £117 off the average household bill for the next three months. Along with new measures to crackdown on profiting on Britain's energy security, and providing targeted support for those facing higher heating oil costs. This Government

Preet Kaur Gill MP for Birmingham Edgbaston, has welcomed new action from the Government to bring greater stability to the student loan system and protect graduates from rising interest costs.

Amidst the ongoing conflict in Iran, residents may feel concerned about raising costs. The Government is working to ensure that no one is left out of pocket. The energy price cap drops in April, taking £117 off the average household bill for the next three months. Along with new measures to crackdown on profiting on Britain's energy security, and providing targeted support for those facing higher heating oil costs. This Government is working for you.

Parents in Birmingham Edgbaston constituency which covers Harborne, Bartley Green, Quinton, Edgbaston and North Edgbaston wards remember the difference that Sure Start and children’s centres made in those crucial early years - practical support, trusted advice, and somewhere to turn.

Birmingham families to benefit from new guidance helping parents manage children’s screen time First-of-its-kind, evidence-backed advice developed with Children’s Commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza and leading experts Practical, judgement-free support available online and through Best Start Family Hubs

More children and young people in Birmingham Edgbaston will be able to achieve and thrive at their local school, as the government allocates the first round of more than £3bn to create inclusive classrooms across the country. Around £860 million will be allocated to every council in England - the biggest ever single high needs capital allocation - to create more inclusive physical spaces and drive a transformative expansion of Inclusion Bases, so that early specialist supp

This week, the Government announced a £53 million investment to support families struggling with soaring oil costs caused by the outbreak of war in Iran. The Government intends to regulate heating oil sector to in I’m proud this Government is determined to act and will not hesitate to make whatever changes The plans, backed by £4 billion of investment in SEND support to make every school inclusive will end the one size fits all education system that has damaged the lives o