Many of you have contacted me about the Prime Minister’s announcement last week concerning the new “rule of six”. I know that every change to the restrictions imposed on us, is confusing, so the Government has tried to make the new restrictions as simple as possible: the maximum number of people who can meet to socialise is now limited to six.
As the weather changes and the rather chilly mornings and evenings tell us that summer is definitely over and autumn is here, last week saw schools returning and also MPs returning to Parliament.
Moorlands MP, Karen Bradley has today shown support for British food and farming on Back British Farming Day, recognising the crucial role farmers play in producing food for the nation and caring for the countryside.
Following a very soggy end to August, we are now in September and, like all Septembers, that means back to school and work after the longer than usual summer break. But, like so much else this year, this will not be an ordinary autumn return.
Moorlands MP, Karen Bradley has welcomed the Government’s landmark new Kickstart scheme and is calling on local employers to sign up and help young people into work to mark the opening of the initiative.
Over the last two weeks, many Moorlands young people received their exam results. As a parent of one of those young people who sat his GCSEs, I can assure everyone that I know just how stressful the last two weeks have been.
I was pleased to take part in the litter pick Saturday at Birchall Playing Fields and the old railway track in Leek. Thank you to everyone who came along.
