Karen is encouraging residents in Staffordshire Moorlands to take part in the Government's consultation on how new masts might help improve mobile connectivity.

Moorlands MP, Karen Bradley was delighted to be invited to visit the Beatrice Charity recently, which has been named as one the 2019 recipients of the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service. 

Karen will be organising another coach trip to Parliament in October for residents in Staffordshire Moorlands.
The trip offers an opportunity to join her on a tour of Parliament and visit some areas which are not normally open to the public.

I have been honoured to serve as your MP since 2010, standing up for everyone in the Moorlands. For the last seven years, I have also served HM’s Government as a minister, first as a whip, then a minister in the Home Office and for three years in Cabinet as Secretary of State at DCMS and then Northern Ireland. Being asked to serve as a minister is a tremendous honour, but after seven years I was ready for a change, not least because I wanted to get back to asking questions rather than only answering them.

It’s certainly been an eventful week in Parliament with heated debates about Brexit and a General Election as well as the announcement of the Spending Review. On Wednesday, I asked the Prime Minister a question on community hospitals at PMQs, asking him to join my campaign to keep Leek Moorlands Hospital open with enhanced services. I also attended some of the many Parliamentary events to support issues that I know are of importance to many of my constituents.

Moorlands MP, Karen Bradley returned to the Werrington Community Library and Wellbeing Centre recently to meet members of the Werrington Community Volunteers Group to hear about their Therapy Log Cabin Project.

Karen has been involved with the Community Volunteers Group for some years now and was pleased to invite them to speak at her Loneliness and Isolation Conference, ‘Beyond the Front Door’, earlier this year.

Moorlands MP, Karen Bradley is urging local business organisations and industry bodies in Staffordshire Moorlands to apply for a Government grant to help businesses prepare for a no-deal Brexit.

The Government has launched a new Business Readiness Fund of £10m as part of a package of measures to help business prepare for leaving the EU without a negotiated settlement.

Moorlands MP, Karen Bradley today asked a question in Parliament to the Education Minister, Kemi Badenoch MP about Horton Lodge Community Special school.

Karen has received a great deal of correspondence regarding concerns about the provision of funding for residential care at the school and has already raised this important issue with both the previous Education Secretary and Staffordshire County Council.

Karen Bradley, MP for Staffordshire Moorlands has welcomed the announcement of the Small Charities Challenge Fund that opened recently for applications for small charities based in the UK.

The Small Charities Challenge Fund is DFID’s first fund designed specifically for very small charities based in the UK. It provides grants for development organisations with an annual income of £250,000 or less working in some of the world’s poorest countries to deliver on wide-ranging priorities including Education and Health. Grants of up to £50,000 are available for projects up to two years in duration (i.e. they can be for a shorter period than two years).

Karen Bradley, MP for Staffordshire Moorlands added a dash of pink in support of Breast Cancer Now’s wear it pink fundraiser, which takes place on Friday 18 October.

Since launching in 2002, wear it pink has raised over £33 million to date. Karen is calling for constituents to join her by signing up for wear it pink and helping to make possible life-saving breast cancer research and life changing support for those affected by the disease.