Fiona is encouraging people to take part in the Department for Transport's consultation on a new edition of 'the Specification for the Reinstatement of Openings in Highways' (SROH).

Regarding the vote in the House of Commons last night Fiona’s position is as follows:

Fiona said:

"I'm very pleased that a constituent asked me to meet with disabled people in Parliament today to hear about SCOPE's report about the difficulties they experience enjoying the same standard of living as non-disabled people, and to support SCOPE's work highlighting this."

Fiona said:

Fiona joined campaigners in Parliament Square this week, pressing for more support for families with a member with cystic fibrosis and in particular for the medical support Orkambi.

Fiona said:

Fiona attended the concert which celebrated 700 years of Congleton's Mayoralty.

Fiona has shown her support for Fairtrade at Alsager's event to promote Fairtrade Fortnight, which runs from 25th March.

You can find out more about Fairtrade on their website: http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/

Fiona, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Religious Education, has raised the importance of religious education, in a House of Commons debate.

Jesse Norman MP, Transport Minister, travelled from London today to jointly cut the first piece of earth for the Congleton Link Road together with Congleton MP Fiona Bruce and Cheshire East Council Leader Rachel Bailey.

Speaking in Parliament this week Fiona asked: