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Rachel has welcomed new figures that show there are now more businesses in Redditch and the Villages than when she was first elected.

Writing in this week's Redditch Standard (February 9th), Rachel said:

“Just over four years ago, the United Kingdom left the European Union.

The Government has vowed to continue increasing the number of deportations of foreign criminals following a debate secured by Rachel.

Rachel held a debate today (February 7th) on the deportation of foreign national offenders.

Why? Because the first duty of any Government is to keep its people safe, and deporting foreign criminals who should not be in our country is a vital function of that responsibility.

Rachel is calling on anyone who isn’t vaccinated to urgently come forward to get their measles (MMR) vaccine amid rising cases in the West Midlands.

Ahead of Rachel's debate on Wednesday (February 7th) on the deportation of foreign criminals, she spoke to Martin Daubney today (February 5th) on his GB News show about the UK's asylum system.

Rachel spoke to Kate McCann and Adam Boulton on their Times Radio show on Sunday (February 4th) to discuss the Office for National Statistics' projected population growth.

Rachel recently met with the Football Foundation to discuss how their funding has transformed grassroot facilities in Redditch and the Villages.

Ahead of her Westminster Hall debate on Wednesday (February 7th) on the deportation of foreign national offenders, Rachel spoke to Sky News about what she hopes her debate will achieve.

Rachel has secured a parliamentary debate on the deportation of foreign national offenders.

It’s taking place next Wednesday (February 7th) from 4.30pm – 5.30pm in Westminster Hall.