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On Tuesday (April 2nd), Rachel spoke to TalkTV about Scotland's new hate crime laws.

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Three schools in Redditch and the Villages are set to receive a share of £450 million to make improvements to buildings.

It is through the latest round of the Government’s Condition Improvement Fund (CIF).

Rachel has once again joined forces with a Redditch health campaigner to make the case to local health bosses to return a maternity and children’s service to the Alexandra Hospital.

Today (March 26th), Rachel questioned the Housing Minister on leasehold and freehold reform.

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Rachel has welcomed news that Worcestershire is set to benefit from £8.2 million to ensure children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and alternative provision (AP) receive an education that meets their needs in high-quality environments.

Rachel sat down with Simon Hyde, CEO of FAUN Zoeller UK, to talk about the success of the Power Up Mentor Scheme and how it is powering up the full potential of young people in Redditch.

Rachel has visited a nursery in Redditch to discuss the Government’s “transformational” childcare reforms.

Earlier this month, Rachel visited Noah’s Ark Nursery in Matchborough where she was taken on a tour of the childcare provider’s facilities.

“We’re putting fans first” Rachel has said as she welcomes the creation of an Independent Football Regulator following the introduction of the Football Governance Bill.

Writing for this week's Redditch Standard (March 22nd), Rachel said:

“It’s been just over a year since the Garden Suite Chemotherapy Unit re-opened at the Alexandra Hospital.

Every month I collect my constituents' views on one topical issue, and publishing the responses exclusively in my fortnightly newsletter.

Please see this month's question below, and make sure you are signed up to my newsletter to see how Redditch and the Villages responds!