At a packed sixth form assembly at the King's School in Macclesfield, students had the opportunity to hear from local MP, David Rutley, when he was invited to visit the school to discuss our democratic institutions, and current affairs.

As part of Celebrate Artsmark Week, which recognises schools that have achieved the only accredited quality standard for the arts in schools, local MP, David Rutley, visited the Fallibroome Academy, to see for himself its commitment to promoting and supporting creative subjects and its success in

At this momentous time in our country’s history, the UK’s withdrawal from the EU remains at the top of the agenda in Parliament.

Members of East Cheshire Mental Health Forum invited local MP, David Rutley, to their Annual General Meeting recently, to discuss local mental health service provision and the importance of promoting mental and emotional wellbeing for younger people, alongside representatives from Cheshire &

Action to tackle climate change was at the top of the agenda when local MP, David Rutley, visited All Hallows Catholic College in Macclesfield, to meet with students and hear their questions on this important issue.

The hard work, dedication and public service of staff at Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (CWP), our local mental health services provider, has once again been recognised in the annual NHS Parliamentary Awards.

Boosting funding for our local schools is vital.

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.

Local charity, Activity In Retirement (AIR), which works to bring retired residents together to enjoy shared activities and pastimes, is celebrating its 30th pearl anniversary, and Macclesfield MP, David Rutley, joined staff and service users for an Afternoon Tea to mark this special occasion.

Age UK Cheshire East is currently developing a new initiative to help protect older local residents from scams, and local MP, David Rutley, met with the organisation at one of its regular business breakfasts, to discuss this and to give his support to this much-valued charity.

I have spoken to many local residents over the past year about the improvements and actions that we need to see to make our communities even better places to live.