Anna Soubry MP has today “shown her colours” by wearing a ribbon in support of past and present service people, in celebration of Nottingham being chosen as the host city for National Armed Forces Day 2013 on 29th June. Speaking of her support, Anna said: “I have always been a
As I am sure many of you are aware, elections are currently in full-swing in Iran and amidst news that a moderate politician is leading the polls, I can only hope that this will have a positive effect on minority religious groups throughout the country. In light of these events,
Anna Soubry MP spoke out at a Public Meeting, organised by Nuthall Parish Council and held at Mornington Crescent Primary school, in opposition to build hundreds of houses on Nuthall’s Green Belt. The meeting covered a number of topics, including the recent application to build 555 houses on Green Belt land off
Anna Soubry MP thanked Toton residents who came along to the Greenwood Centre on Saturday to “Meet the Team”. Toton’s Borough and County Councillors joined Anna to help with any local problems or issues. “It is the first ‘Meet the Team’ event we have held and it was a success
Anna Soubry joined postmaster Tony Singh and longstanding customers to cut the ribbon at the new look Post Office in Toton. Toton Post Office is one of 6,000 Post Offices that have received a makeover and is now open longer. Anna said, “It’s a pleasure to help cut the ribbon
Anna Soubry opened St John’s Church of England Primary School 175th anniversary celebrations. Anna said, “It was an honour to be asked by Head Teacher, Matthew Downes, to open the event, which was a great success despite the weather!” The day of celebrations included a Victorian School Day, a Tea Party
Anna Soubry MP met with Sir Michael Pitt, Chief Executive of the Planning Inspectorate. Anna said, “We discussed the way forward for Broxtowe Borough Council’s Aligned Core Strategy. I raised concerns about the interpretation of advice given by Planning Inspectors to Broxtowe and Rushcliffe Borough Councils and Sir Michael gave an
As a mother with careers as a journalist, a barrister and a politician I know the last thing working women need is criticism from their own. So I was saddened to see a few words from more than an hour of nuanced and wide-ranging debate in Parliament used to paint