Many congratulations to all South Derbyshire pupils who received their ‘A’ Level results this week. I do hope you all succeeded in achieving the results you were hoping for, allowing you to be able to go on to the University or course of your choice.
It is sad to say that during the 1970s and early 1980s some blood and blood products supplied by the NHS, mostly to haemophilia sufferers, were found to be contaminated with HIV and Hepatitis C.
South Derbyshire MP Heather Wheeler recently visited John and Elizabeth Goodall in their home at Sealwood Cottage and Vineyard on the outskirts of Linton.
Heather Wheeler MP visited a team of young people taking part in a summer project for the National Citizen Service. 16 young people from John Port, William Allitt and Pingle have been renovating a communal garden and painting and refurbishing a communal play room at a property in Church Gresley.
Here in South Derbyshire we are fortunate to have relatively low unemployment, and we have continued to see this figure reduce year on year since 2010.
On the day that Her Majesty gave the Royal Assent to the Brexit Bill, giving Theresa May the authority to trigger Article 50 and begin the process of leaving the European Union we had amazing news locally.
I was delighted to receive the good news that our constituency is to benefit from £4.4 Million pounds to kick start the Woodville regeneration project. I met with Sajid Javid Secretary of State for communities and Local Government to hear the news first hand.
I am so proud of our NHS and the first class service offered by UK doctors and nurses.However, the quality of the service we deliver, free to anyone who needs it, makes the UK a target for unscrupulous health tourism.
I was recently informed by Highways England that they are to carry out work to improve the safety of the A38 between Alrewas and the Toyota A50 Junction.
