Owners and leaders of small and medium sized businesses throughout Broxtowe are invited to a question and answer session with the Minister for Business and Enterprise, Mark Prisk MP, on Thursday February 9th 2012. Click Here to read more...
The Government has approved the financial arrangements for the tram; the contracts have been signed and the works will now begin.
Broxtowe MP Anna Soubry is not sending Christmas cards this year, but has instead donated the money to charity.
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Anna Soubry, Member of Parliament for Broxtowe, has welcomed yesterday’s announcement that Nottingham is a core city and will therefore have more control over its funding and its affairs. Please Click Here to read more...
Hundreds of angry residents gave up their Saturday afternoon to attend a public meeting in Greasley Parish Hall to defend their green belt from development. Click here to read more...
In the run up to the Bonn Conference on December 5th Anna Soubry MP took part in an all party event in Parliament to make sure negotiations for peace in Afghanistan recognise and strengthen women’s rights in the country. Click here to read more...
Anna Soubry MP has today revealed the plans of developers for 450 houses on green belt land at Field Farm and urged people to contact the developers with their views and to attend the Stapleford North CAT meeting on Thursday November 24 at 7pm. .
In a letter to Anna Soubry MP the Planning Minister Greg Clark confirms that: "Only in exceptional circumstances should Green Belt boundaries be amended through the development plan process, and only after robust public consultation and independent
examination of the draft proposal". Click here to read more...
Anna Soubry, Member of Parliament for Broxtowe, is backing a Labour MP's campaign to stop metal thefts. Click Here to read more...
E petitioners have secured a debate in Parliament next Tuesday and Anna Soubry has pledged her support. The motion recognises the way fuel duty is hitting businesses and families struggling in difficult economic times.
