Economy

Rachel is looking forward to a decade of renewal under Conservative Government

by Joshua Godfrey | Jan 13, 2020 | Armed Forces, Brexit, Business, Councils, Economy, Education, Employment, Energy, Environment, Foreign Affairs, Health & Social Care, Housing, Local News, Policing, Press Releases | 0

Rachel has welcomed the robust intention of the new Government to concentrate on re-balancing upcoming economic success throughout the country.

Rachel welcomes biggest cash increase in National Living Wage

by Joshua Godfrey | Jan 7, 2020 | Business, Economy, Employment, Press Releases | 0

Thousands of full-time workers in Redditch are set to receive an annual pay rise of up to £930 following a 6.2% increase in the National Living Wage.

UK unemployment at lowest level since 1975

by Joshua Godfrey | Dec 19, 2019 | Economy, Employment, Press Releases | 0

The number of people out of work in the UK is now at its lowest level since 1975 – with the claimant count down by 35% since 2010 in Redditch.

Rachel launches re-election campaign at the Alex

by Joshua Godfrey | Nov 4, 2019 | Economy, Education, Environment, General Election, Health & Social Care, Persimmon Homes, Policing, Redditch, Supporting the Alex, The Alex, Transport | 0

Rachel, the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Redditch, has launched her general election campaign outside the Alexandra Hospital.

Rachel encourages residents to share ideas on how new Town Deal for Redditch should be invested

by Joshua Godfrey | Oct 29, 2019 | Business, Economy, Education, Employment, Environment, Local News, Redditch Borough Council, Transport | 0

Rachel is urging residents to have their say on how a Town Deal worth up to £25 million for Redditch should be invested.

Rachel welcomes Queen’s Speech focused on ambitious domestic agenda

by Joshua Godfrey | Oct 15, 2019 | Armed Forces, Brexit, Broadband, Business, Councils, Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Health & Social Care, Housing, Policing, Policing & Crime, Transport | 0

“A bold domestic agenda which will improve the lives of people in Redditch,” Rachel said following yesterday’s (October 15th) Queen’s Speech.

Rachel celebrates Redditch’s innovative businesses by visiting Lab Culture

by Joshua Godfrey | Sep 9, 2019 | Business, Economy, Redditch | 0

Keen to show how innovative businesses are in Redditch, Rachel visited a brewery which uses vertical farming to brew its beer.

Rachel’s lobbying pays off as Redditch selected for £25million Town Deal

by Joshua Godfrey | Sep 9, 2019 | Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Housing, Redditch, Redditch Borough Council, Sport, Transport | 0

Rachel has described as “amazing” the announcement that Redditch is set to receive £25 million in funding from the Government for a Town Deal.

Rachel welcomes Spending Round focused on Redditch’s priorities

by Joshua Godfrey | Sep 5, 2019 | Brexit, Business, Councils, Economy, Education, Employment, Energy, Foreign Affairs, Health & Social Care, Housing, Policing, Policing & Crime, Redditch Borough Council, Transport, Westminster | 0

Rachel has backed the Government’s Spending Round which focuses on the top priorities of Redditch residents.

The satisfaction & control gained from being able to choose when and where to work can be transformational

by Rachel Maclean | Jul 17, 2019 | Economy, Employment, Rachel's Westminster Blog, Westminster | 0

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Rachel meets Business Minister to discuss West Midlands Local Industrial Strategy

by Joshua Godfrey | Jun 24, 2019 | Business, Economy, Employment, Redditch, Redditch Borough Council, Transport | 0

Following the launch of the West Midlands Local Industrial Strategy, Rachel has pressed the Government to ensure Redditch is boosted by the ambitious plans.

Rachel hosts Redditch based Disability Support Project for meeting with Minister for Disabled People

by Joshua Godfrey | Jun 20, 2019 | Employment, Redditch | 0

On Tuesday (June 18th), Rachel hosted the Redditch based charity, Disability Support Project (DSP), in Westminster and organised a meeting with the Minister for Disabled People, Justin Tomlinson.

Category: Economy