David Tredinnick visited the Gate Hangs Well pub in Carlton this lunchtime to discuss plans to secure the future of the business and to offer any help possible.

In view of the feedback I have received from many constituents on the current state of Brexit following the meeting of the Cabinet at Chequers and subsequent release of the White Paper, I want to give local people a Parliamentary update.

Speaking in the debate on Chapter 2 of the Childhood Obesity Strategy in the House of Commons this week, David Tredinnick MP highlighted the work of Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council in this important area of public wellbeing.

Following his recent question to the Prime Minister about the A5 Expressway project, David Tredinnick MP has met with the Minister for Roads, Jesse Norman MP.

Becoming a councillor is an extremely rewarding experience. It gives you the opportunity to help your local community and be part of a dedicated team providing key services for your area.

David Tredinnick MP has joined disability rights campaigners today to call on the Government to make Changing Places toilets compulsory in new buildings to ensure that all people with disabilities can have access to a basic right – the use of a toilet.  

Today in Parliament David Tredinnick MP secured a debate calling for an upgrade of the local section of the A5.

Following the debate David Tredinnick said, “It is important that this key section of the A5, for both the national and regional economies, receives the required investment and upgrade. This debate allows people living on both sides of the A5 the opportunity to see their representatives in Parliament making the case to radically improve the current situation.”

David Tredinnick MP attended an event in the House of Commons today which highlighted the positive impact made to the local economy by beer and pubs.

- Market Bosworth is Joint Winner of the Large Village category
- Market Bosworth also takes home a Gold medal

The Conservative Party has won the Burbage Sketchley & Stretton ward in the Borough Council by-election.  David MacDonald, a racecourse director who turned 55 on the day of the poll, was the winning candidate.