Wages in Redditch growing faster than UK average
New figures from the Office for National Statistics have found median weekly pay for full-time...
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Rachel encourages Redditch teenagers to take part in National Citizen Service
After hearing first-hand from Redditch teenagers about how the National Citizen Service has...
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Redditch schools to benefit from Careers Hub
Young people in Redditch are now benefiting from improved careers education following the launch...
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Rachel welcomes Chancellor’s Budget for hardworking Redditch families
Rachel has welcomed the Chancellor’s Budget which delivers on the priorities of hard-working...
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Rachel meets with Health Minister over unacceptable ambulance handover delays
Following concerning reports of unacceptable handover delays in Worcestershire, Rachel met with...
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Social mobility should always be at forefront of Government policy
Social mobility is an issue which every Government, of all different colours, attempts to grapple...
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Rachel joins inspirational Redditch parents to launch petition to get first aid training on the school curriculum
Rachel has joined the inspirational Rob & Maggie Underwood, the founders of the Charlotte and...
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£2.3million boost for adult social care in Worcestershire
Worcestershire County Council is set to receive a boost of £2.3million in additional adult social...
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Rachel launches this year’s Christmas card competition
With only 10 weeks to go until Christmas, Rachel is once again urging Redditch students to get in...
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Rachel welcomes decision on funding for women’s refuges
After working with West Mercia Women’s Aid to lobby the Government on changes to the funding for...
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“It’s okay not to be okay” – Rachel’s message on World Mental Health Day
Today is World Mental Health Day. Although we have made great strides in removing the stigma...
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Westminster Diary – 5th October 2018
Watching the news this week the coverage of the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham was...
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