At the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester this week, the Government has shown how Conservatives will make Brexit work for Britain by delivering on people’s priorities – hospitals, schools and police, the cost of living and infrastructure:
South Norwood is among 69 high streets in England will be revitalised by a £95 million cash injection
This is the biggest ever single investment by Government in the UK’s built heritage
Today the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, refused to back calls to launch an independent inquiry into significant issues recently exposed concerning the investigation into the deeply distressing 2016 Croydon tram crash.
The crash tragically killed seven people and injured 62.
Official ONS figures show that in London, there are now 4,632,081 people in work – meaning that, under the Conservatives, 848,942 more people have been able to access the security of a job.
The Prime Minister has announced that we are boosting schools with a record £14 billion, levelling up per pupil funding across the country so every child in Croydon has a world class education.
I’m delighted that as a direct result of pressure from our community and local councillors that Croydon Council have halted their plans to build on the green space at Freelands Avenue.
