“We’ll keep fighting for whatever we need to do to make sure we have the best healthcare” – Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid, said as he joined Rachel on the campaign trail in Redditch on Monday (December 2nd).
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“62% of voters in Redditch who voted in the referendum voted to leave the EU. I will vote for the deal this week to respect the result of the referendum and to fulfil the promise I made to my constituents to deliver Brexit.”
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“I will be voting for this deal on Saturday. I made a promise to my constituents that I would deliver Brexit, something 62% of voters in Redditch voted for, and I will fulfil my promise.”
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“A bold domestic agenda which will improve the lives of people in Redditch,” Rachel said following yesterday’s (October 15th) Queen’s Speech.
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“The Prime Minister’s new Brexit deal is a fair and reasonable offer to the EU. The UK has compromised, and it’s now over to the EU to do the same and accept the offer on the table. If they do not then we will leave without a deal, but this will be down to the EU’s intransigence, not the British Government.”
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“I have the highest respect for our judiciary and the independence of our courts. We are a country where the rule of law is upheld and obeyed.”
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Rachel has backed the Government’s Spending Round which focuses on the top priorities of Redditch residents.
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The public expect us to deal with new challenges of government and so a new session is needed for the government to introduce key legislation on the NHS, to fight violent crime, invest in infrastructure and science and cut the cost of living.
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Speaking to the Redditch Standard regarding a ‘No Deal’ Brexit, Rachel Maclean, MP for...
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“Under no circumstances would I vote against the Government in a vote of no confidence. I would never vote to allow Jeremy Corbyn to get anywhere near No.10.”
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In response to the Labour Party’s decision to back calls for a second EU referendum and to...
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Following the vote on the Withdrawal Agreement today (March 29th), Rachel said: “I’m disappointed...
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