Serial or abusive shoplifters will face tougher punishments as the Prime Minister sets out tough new action to crack down on retail crime and protect UK highstreets.
Assaulting a retail worker will be made a standalone criminal offence, sending a clear message that there will be tough con
Last month, the Bernanke Review into the forecasting capabilities of the Bank of England was published.
Richard Fuller MP commented:
Bernanke's findings were a gentle rebuke to the poor performance of the Bank of England in forecasting the economy.
Thousands of children and young people will benefit from extra funding for early support hubs to help children and young people receive better mental health support across the country.
Twenty-four hubs, including CHUMS Charity in Bedfordshire, will receive a share of almost £8 million to help
This past weekend the Sunday Times launched its campaign for a full and fair settlement of the scandal involving contaminated blood under the headline “Thousands dead, 40 years of cover up: time for justice for infected blood victims."
Ahead of this, Richard Fuller MP led calls in Parliament for th
Richard's last 'town hall' meeting took place in Sandy. These meetings provide an opportunity in a public forum to hear Richard's views on current issues and to ask him questions.
Last week in Parliament. Richard Fuller MP asked the Culture, Media and Sport Secretary, Lucy Frazer KC MP to confirm that she is working closely with the Treasury to provide a response to the proposal before the summer.
Last week, Richard took part in a debate on large scale solar farms which was led by Dr Caroline Johnson MP.
In the debate, Richard made the point that small-scale solar farms in his constituency have been welcomed by local communities because the developers have spoken to parish councils and worke
This week, the Prime Minister outlined his plan for ensuring the welfare system supports more people off benefits and into work, helps grow the economy while being sustainable for the future, and directs help to those most in need.
It comes as many more working age people are being awarded PIP for
