Working with other local MPs, I have campaigned for increased funding for schools in Cheshire East. I am pleased the Government has listened and will be boosting school funding from next year.
For the first time since the pandemic started, local MP, David Rutley, welcomed over 30 students from The Fallibroome Academy for a tour of the Houses of Parliament and to talk about how Westminster works and our democratic processes.
At a politics class at The King's School in Macclesfield, students had the opportunity to hear from local MP, David Rutley, for the first time since the pandemic started, when he was invited to visit the school to talk about his account of Westminster life and current affairs.
Macclesfield College is set to benefit from significant investment after a collaborative bid with Cheshire College South and West, Warrington and Vale Royal College, Reaseheath College, the University of Chester and Priestley College has successfully secured £13m funding to develop an Institute o
Local MP, David Rutley, visited Vernon Primary School in Poynton on ‘Bonfire Night’. But it wasn’t just Guy Fawkes that was on the agenda, as the School has been participating in the well-established, and highly popular, UK Parliament Week.
That is why I strongly welcome the Government’s recent commitment to increase school funding by £14 billion, so that every child gets a good education and the best start in life.
Macclesfield MP, David Rutley, and other local MPs, met recently with the Rt Hon Damian Hinds MP, Secretary of State for Education, as part of their ongoing and active campaigning work for improved funding for schools in Cheshire East.
