Residents will have the opportunity to directly question Rachel during a Facebook live question and answer session later this month.

Rachel said: “Congratulations to all A Level students in Redditch who are receiving their results today. I hope all your hard work has paid off. If you didn’t get the grades you wanted, don’t panic, there are thousands of university places available through clearing.

Rachel and local councillors Jane Potter, Brandon Clayton and Craig Warhurst have welcomed the progress made in tackling speeding on a notorious road in Feckenham.

Rachel said: “I’m pleased Worcestershire County Council has apologised to Katie Houghton and residents for the insensitive and inconsiderate way the messages of hope were removed.

Conservative Government plans to increase the maximum sentence for animal cruelty tenfold has been welcomed by Rachel.

During a busy first week of Summer recess back home in the constituency, Rachel Maclean, MP for Redditch County, visited Willow Trees Before & After School & Holiday Club to congratulate them on their ‘Good’ Ofsted rating.

Rachel is helping to raise awareness of Age UK Bromsgrove, Redditch and Wyre Forest’s support and services available in Redditch. 

Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust will be in a significantly better position to cope with an increase in pressures this Winter, Rachel has said after it was confirmed more acute hospital beds will be made available.

Rachel has praised Holly Trees Day Nursery for their ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating following her visit to the nursery.

In the last debate of the parliamentary term on a hot sweltering afternoon, I spoke about one of my current important priorities - the menopause.

You can watch my whole speech by clicking here.

You can also read my full speech from the adjournment debate on July 24th below.