In recent weeks, there have been a number of positive bits of local news, boosting some of the campaigns that I have been working on for the last two years, writes Ben Bradley MP.
Last week I made a speech in Parliament calling on the Government to act on ensuring that families are given legal representation after they lose a loved one in a state-related death, writes Gloria De Piero MP.
Campaigners demanding Brexit have called for a nationwide blackout – with no cars, shopping, TV, electricity or phones – to bring Parliament and the country to its knees.
It seems Brexit is the only discussion in British politics right now, and it dominates my life to an extent that I could never have imagined when I was first elected two years ago, writes Ben Bradley MP.
In 2019, in the fifth richest economy in the world, you would have thought that having enough money for food, housing, clothing and the odd little treat would be the least we could all expect, writes Gloria De Piero MP.
By the end of the year, more than 6,000 teenagers will have become eligible to vote in the Mansfield, Ashfield and Newark & Sherwood districts since the Brexit vote, data reveals.
If you go out walking or driving at night in Nottinghamshire, you may have noticed something different about your surroundings that you can’t quite put your finger on, writes Coun Gordon Wheeler.
Battle lines have been drawn and wannabe politicians are hitting the streets in the countdown to what is sure to be a hotly-contested mayoral election.
