David Rutley, Member of Parliament for Macclesfield, visited the ambitious £21.5m First Light Pavilion at Jodrell Bank to highlight the UK science heritage and praise the important role the attraction plays in Cheshire’s visitor economy.
David Rutley, Member of Parliament for Macclesfield, has welcomed new funding of over £180 million for Cheshire East Council, as part of the Government’s long-term plan to level up local transport in the North and Midlands.
This year’s Colleges Week takes place from 26th February till 1st March and as part of Macclesfield College’s celebrations, local MP, David Rutley, met with Rachel Kay, Principal, for an update on steps the college has been taking to develop and grow their curriculum, as well as the overall exper
As part of Amtri Veritas 30th anniversary celebrations, local MP, David Rutley visited the Macclesfield based business to see first-hand the innovative work they have done over this period.
Parents across Cheshire East can now access free assistance and support at local family Hubs, backed by a share of £300 million investment by the Government.
Priorities for Disley were the focus of a recent meeting between local MP, David Rutley and Disley councillor, Sue Adams. Tackling traffic congestion and improvements to road safety were at the top of the agenda.
Macclesfield farmers, local MP, David Rutley and officers of the National Farmers Union, recently met with Rt Hon Steve Barclay MP, Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to discuss key priorities for the rural community.
David Rutley, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Minister for the British Council and Member of Parliament for Macclesfield visited Tytherington School in Macclesfield to meet pupils involved in the Mandarin Excellence Programme.
Prominent Macclesfield historian Dorothy Bentley Smith has recently visited Japan to promote Macclesfield’s silk links and she met with local MP, David Rutley, to discuss her successful visit which forms part of the research into her forthcoming book.
Macclesfield MP, David Rutley, has set out his strong opposition to the proposed closure of either the Bollington or Poynton household waste recycling centres.
