David Rutley, Macclesfield MP, has given his strong backing to an important new scams awareness campaign set up by Age UK Cheshire East. This is a timely and necessary campaign given the sad reality that there are people still seeking to exploit older people during the coronavirus pandemic.

Over recent weeks, I have been actively working to support local businesses, employees and self-employed people. You can find more details on available schemes here: https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus/business-support

Local MP, David Rutley, welcomed the opening of the Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme for applications and the much-needed support that this will provide for businesses and their employees in and around Macclesfield in these challenging times.

Macclesfield MP, David Rutley, has given his full support to Cheshire Police in urging local residents to follow public health guidance at all times and in particular over the long Easter Bank Holiday weekend.

These are unprecedented times. The Government has had to make bold and important decisions in the interests of public health to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

Local MP, David Rutley, has praised the response from local communities over recent days to the coronavirus outbreak in these unprecedented times, and the hard work of vital public services.

Recently, local MP, David Rutley, met with Mr Oliver Ring, an AstraZeneca graduate chemist from Macclesfield, to congratulate him on being selected to attend the Chemistry section at the STEM for Britain Awards.

At a specially arranged meeting in Trentabank Visitor Centre, local MP, David Rutley, met with Ms Sarah Fowler, Chief Executive of the Peak District National Park Authority and Ms Sarah Slowther, Manager of the Peak District National Park Foundation to discuss the National Park’s plans for conser

Local MP, David Rutley, gave his support to the 2020 Macclesfield Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast hosted by the Mayor of Macclesfield, Councillor Janet Jackson, at Macclesfield Town Hall and organised by HOPE in North East Cheshire on Friday 6th March.

East Cheshire Eye Society is looking for new Trustees to support its important work representing people with sight loss in local communities.