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Rachel has urged the Government to do more to ensure broadband infrastructure is installed underground.

In response to concerns about crime rates in Redditch, and after Rachel conducted an extensive crime survey in the town, West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner, John Campion, has announced an increased police presence in Redditch.

Rachel spoke to Martin Daubney on GB News on Friday (March 15th) about figures that show two thirds of incapacity benefit claims are for mental health.

Rachel has welcomed a further £205,000 Government investment in swimming facilities at Redditch’s Abbey Stadium.

The funding is the second boost the Abbey Stadium has received from the Swimming Pool Support Fund since its launch last year.

Following the Budget last Wednesday (March 6th), Rachel spoke in the House of Commons and gave her response to the Government's Long-Term Plan for Growth.

Rachel has raised residents’ concerns with the local policing inspector.

The meeting with Inspector Rich Field took place following the results of Rachel’s crime and anti-social behaviour survey.

The cultural sector in Redditch received a significant boost from the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, with £5 million awarded in the budget to support arts and culture in the town.

'Fleecehold is not true home ownership' Rachel has said.

Rachel has been calling on the government to end this model, instead returning to the requirement for developers to hand over completed estates to the local authority for adoption.

Dame Elish Angiolini’s meticulous report into the shocking murder of Sarah Everard was sickening and unsurprising in equal parts.

Rachel has welcomed new figures showing 10,960 new apprenticeships have been created in Redditch and the Villages since 2010.