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Rachel has welcomed the news that Redditch and the Villages will benefit from thousands of pounds in new funding as a result of the Government’s long-term investment in grassroots sports.

Last week, Ofcom published proposals to reform the postal service which include reducing the number of days letters are delivered to five or even three, and extending the number of days it takes for most letters to be delivered.

Redditch “packs a big punch on the world stage” Rachel has said following a visit to successful local business.

Earlier this month, Rachel visited lighting supplier, Unilite, and met with Director Alex Insley to discuss how the business is continuing to grow and expand.

Writing in this week's Redditch Standard (January 26th), Rachel said:

“As the local MP, I get the honour of visiting Redditch’s world-leading and successful businesses.

Rachel has this week signed the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Book of Commitment.

In signing the book, Rachel has pledged her commitment to Holocaust Memorial Day and to honour those who were murdered during the Holocaust.

Rachel has revealed the results of her immigration survey which show residents back the Government’s plans to stop the boats and tackle illegal migration.

Rachel has welcomed police funding totalling £298 million for West Mercia Police which is an increase of £18.5 million on last year.

Rachel has visited an industry-first global packaging research and development and innovation centre in Redditch.

Last Friday (January 12th), Rachel was taken on a tour of DS Smith’s new ‘R8’ facility.

Rachel has once again delivered on her promises to her constituents by voting for the toughest ever legislation to stop the boats.

Yesterday (January 17th), the Safety of Rwanda Bill passed its Third Reading in the House of Commons.

Following her appearance on BBC Politics Live today (January 16th), Rachel said:

"I want the Rwanda Bill to be as strong as possible so we can stop the boats. That was my message on BBC Politics Live today."