Fiona said:

"Wonderful to see Smallwood Church full to overflowing for the Harvest Festival and well done to all the children from Smallwood CE School who took part in the service."

Fiona said:

"Well done Alsager Ladies Circle for organising yet another well attended One World event this year - and thank you to everyone who manned stalls, made teas, or volunteered in many other ways."

Fiona said:

"Thanks to all the Congleton fire fighters and cadets who washed my car - and lots of others! on Saturday to raise funds for the fire fighters charity."

Fiona attended the Charity Ball in support of Ruby’s Fund Sensory Centre, Congleton, on Saturday 28th September.

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Fiona visited Tandom Metallurgical Group in Congleton today to meet with Andy Lumsden and Julie Gallagher of Nespresso at Radnor Park, Congleton today to hear more about the recycling there.

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Fiona visited Holmes Chapel Youth Council at their first AGM at Homes Chapel Community Centre.

Following the successful first meeting of Plastic Free Congleton at the Saw Mill, which Fiona attended as did Chair of Congleton Partnership, Glen Williams, and many others from across the town. Fiona mentioned this well attended initiative in the House of Commons this week.

Fiona pressed the Government to get on with implementing legislation to tackle online pornography and better protect children from viewing it.

Fiona met with former Assistant Chief Constable of Cheshire Police, John Dwyer, at Holmes Chapel recently with students Emily Forden and Damien Ronander to discuss a new drugs education initiative which he has been developing for Drugwatch Trust, a local charity.

Fiona said:

"Good to listen  to Sandbach Choral Society at their recent open day at Sandbach Girls School - though bittersweet having to say goodbye to Christopher Cromar as conductor - he’s done so much to elevate and inspire the Choir.“