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Earlier this month, Richard met with The Harpur Trust, which has provided charitable support in the form of educational opportunities and community support for centuries. Richard Fuller MP said:We are fortunate to have such a strong charity committed to improving Bedford Borough and it was a gr

Richard has been continuing his campaign to expose the severe deficiencies in our local police process to renew or grant gun licences, and recently visited the Bedford Rifle Club in Clapham.

Richard recently met with the MD of NHS Property Services (NHSPS) Midlands.

Age UK have written to Richard to share information about their 'Offline and Overlooked' campaign.

Just before the end of term, Richard visited Turvey Primary School to meet with students from Years 5 and 6.Richard Fuller MP said:During my visit I had a sit down interview with the students.

Over the coming weeks the BBC’s 40 million account holders across the UK will receive an online questionnaire to help identify what they want from the BBC now, and what they want from it in the future, ahead of the forthcoming review of the Corporation’s Royal Charter which sets the BBC’s mission an

At the end of March, Richard held his latest monthly 'town hall' meeting at Great Denham Community Hall.Speaking afterwards, Richard Fuller MP said:As always, the discussion covered a wide range of local and national issues including debate around the NHS, policing, the drive towards Net Zero, Bedfo

Richard recently met with local percussionist Catriona Piper in a constituency surgery.Richard Fuller MP said:When I met with Catriona and her father, I was inspired by her passion, commitment and enormous skill and I am delighted that her ability has been recognised by The National Youth Orchestra

Last week, Richard spoke in a Westminster Hall Debate on the Green Book Review as Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury. The Green Book is guidance issued by HM Treasury on how to appraise policies, programmes and projects.

The National Highways A428 Black Cat construction project team are holding a number of drop-in events for local residents and businesses in April and May to give the opportunity to find out more and ask questions about the construction and planned works.In North Bedfordshire, these are taking place