Liz Jarvis, Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh, has written to Wes Streeting MP, the Health Secretary, to urge him to take action over the Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB’s decision to suspend all new autism assessments.
Liz Jarvis, Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh, has demanded urgent action from the Government as figures show 2,932 households in the area are estimated to be living in fuel poverty.
Responding to today’s Budget announcement by the Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Liz Jarvis, MP for Eastleigh, said:
MP for Eastleigh, Liz Jarvis MP celebrates Lib Dem win after a railway fare freeze was announced following years of campaigning, but urged the Government to “go further” to deliver an affordable railway.
Ahead of the Budget, local Liberal Democrat MP Liz Jarvis has said that the Chancellor “must deliver real change” in Eastleigh including supporting high streets, through an emergency VAT cut to 15%.
Ahead of the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget next week, Liz Jarvis, Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh, has warned that the ‘beating heart’ of high streets across the area is at risk of being ‘ripped away.’
The number of Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) on the streets has fallen dramatically by 28.7% since 2015. Analysis of new Home Office statistics commissioned by the Liberal Democrats from the House of Commons Library has shown the drastic cuts
Liberal Democrat Parliamentary candidate for Eastleigh Liz Jarvis has slammed Hampshire Highways’ response to Cemex’s planning...
75 businesses in Eastleigh are facing a huge £333,401 energy bill increase once Government support is slashed in April, new analysis from the Liberal Democrats has revealed.
Responding to the news that the Inspector for the Secretary of State has dismissed an appeal by Foreman Homes for permission to...
Potential heart attack and stroke victims in Eastleigh are waiting an average of 28 minutes 26 seconds for an ambulance to arrive, shocking new figures have revealed.
Eastleigh Liberal Democrats are calling on the Chancellor to protect education spending, as shocking new figures show that schools in Eastleigh face cuts in their spending power of £2.6m next year.