Fiona said:

Fiona has congratulated everyone involved in organising the event and those who took part on the success of the Congleton Charity Sprint Triathlon after it raised over £2500 for local charities.

Fiona, who took part in the event last month with her Parliamentary team, said:

Ben Rogers, Vice-Chair of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission, has written on the erosion of freedoms in Hong Kong.

Fiona chaired a meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Faith and Society in Parliament looking at ‘What Works in Prisons – contributions of the Faith and Voluntary Sector to Prisoners and their Families’.

Fiona Bruce said:

Fiona said:

'The UK has 86 protected name products; flagship quality foods which earn £4.8 billion in exports every year. Important they remain protected after Brexit, as this event by food producers from all over the country demonstrated in Parliament today.'

Fiona said:

"Congratulations to Triton Hockey Club whose juniors have performed extremely well this season, especially Maddie Goodman who has been selected to play for England juniors."

Alsager RNLI will be holding a coffee morning from 10-12pm on Saturday 12th May 2018 at St Mary Magdalene's Church on Crewe Road, Alsager. 

Fiona took part in Alsager's Great Plastic Pick Up on Friday.

The litter pick was part of a national campaign with over 13,000 registered volunteers taking part across the country including schools, cadet groups and other community groups.

Foden's Band recently appeared on BBC Radio 2 in a live broadcast from the Royal Northern College of Music. The performance can be heard here (until 20th May 2018: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09yxh90

Fiona said: 

Churches across Nigeria protested peacefully on 29 April against Fulani herder militia violence, and the continuing captivity of Leah Sharibu and 112 girls from Chibok, who are being held by Boko Haram terrorists.