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Rachel has crowned the winner of her Redditch and the Village’s Best Pub Competition.

Hundreds of residents took part in the competition by voting for their favourite pub.

Rachel has backed the Government’s emergency legislation to stop the boats.

Yesterday (December 12th), the Safety of Rwanda Bill passed its Second Reading in the House of Commons.

Rachel has slammed the “unethical behaviour” of freeholders as she spoke in support of ending the leasehold scandal.

Rachel has revealed the winners of her Christmas e-card design competition.

Last month, Rachel launched her annual competition to find a budding young artist to design a card which will be sent to the Prime Minister, MPs, Councillors, business leaders and local residents.

Rachel has welcomed the West Midlands Rail Investment Strategy which will benefit rail users in Redditch.

The 30-year strategy, developed by the West Midlands Rail Executive, focuses on the rail connectivity required to support the needs of Redditch and the wider West Midlands region.

Writing in this week's Redditch Standard (December 8th), Rachel said:

“Last Friday I opened the brand-new £18.8 million operating theatre complex at the Alexandra Hospital.

Every month I collect my constituents' views on one topical issue and publish 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!

Rachel has helped to secure vital funding for a Redditch mental health and suicide prevention charity.

Earlier this year, the local MP visited AHead of Wellbeing and vowed to do everything she could to ensure the charity’s vital work could continue.

Rachel has backed at the Government's Victims and Prisoners Bill during a speech in the House of Commons yesterday (December 4th).

“We’re putting an end to cut-price labour from overseas” Rachel has said as she backs the Government’s “radical” plan to cut net migration.

The five-point plan will ensure immigration always benefits the UK by stopping immigration from undercutting British workers.