I promised I would go to Westminster and be a voice for the people of Bloxwich, Willenhall and Walsall North. Tonight I did just that by voting AGAINST the Government’s EU Withdrawal Deal.

BREAKING NEWS! I’m delighted to announce the Conservative Government have awarded £36 million to upgrade the A&E at Walsall Manor Hospital. I’ve been fighting for this in Westminster since being elected and we desperately need the investment in Walsall.

Eddie has continued his campaign for better policing and cracking down on crime by meeting with the Home Secretary and asked for more cash to be spent on funding for the police.

Eddie recently met with Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, to push the case for the £36 million rebuild of Walsall Manor Hospital A&E. Its too small, no longer fit for purpose and a new building would also help reduce waiting times by increasing capacity.

Our campaign for a new A&E at Walsall Manor Hospital received a BIG BOOST today and is being backed by West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street.

As part of Eddie's campaign for more policing and a tougher approach to crime in Walsall North i'm pleased the Conservative Home Secretary has awarded the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) an extra £1.8 million to help tackle gangs and violence.

The latest in our campaign for more policing in Walsall North. The Minister confirmed that the Labour Police and Crime Commissioner has increased unspent reserves by £26.9 million since 2011, while failing to put extra resources into neighbourhood policing in Bloxwich and Willenhall.

As part of my campaign for a new A&E at Manor Hospital I raised the issue directly with the Prime Minister. Help me to fight for you in Westminster by signing my petition in support of attracting more NHS investment to Walsall.

Two years ago we saw the largest exercise of democracy in our history with 33 million people voting in the EU referendum. 17.4 million backed leave, including the overwhelming majority of Walsall North. 

Inspired by Jo Cox, the MP who was killed on 16 June 2016, The Great Get Together is about bringing communities together and celebrating all that unites us. This year, The Great Get Together took place on 22nd – 24th June 2018, which would have been Jo’s 44th birthday.