The opening of the new food hall in the Picturedrome building demonstrates the real potential in Macclesfield town centre. It’s time to more fully realise our town’s great potential as a more distinctive destination for both residents and visitors alike.

Since first being elected in 2010, I have worked hard for local residents and our communities both locally and in Parliament. With your support, I will be able to continue to deliver on the priorities we share including investing more in our health services, schools and the police.

Taking action to reduce carbon emissions was at the top of the agenda when Macclesfield MP, David Rutley, met with local representatives from the National Farmers' Union, to discuss its new report, 'Achieving Net Zero: Farming's 2040 Goal'.

Poynton Civic Hall once again hosted the highly-successful and well-attended Poynton Health and Wellbeing Fair on 26th October 2019.

Macclesfield Tamil Association organised a warm and memorable evening to celebrate Deepavali, the ‘festival of lights’, and local MP, David Rutley, was invited to join the festivities.

Protecting our much-valued Green Belt remains a vital local priority.

Business students from Macclesfield College who are taking part in a National Citizen Service (NCS) Urban Programme had their day in Parliament recently, when they met with local MP, David Rutley, for an engaging question-and-answer session on a visit to the Palace of Westminster.

Much-valued local charity, Just Drop-In, which works to support local young people through advice and counselling, celebrated another successful year at its recent Annual General Meeting, and was joined for the occasion by local MP, David Rutley, as well as other civic guests.

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