Glastonbury MP James Heappey says he is ‘delighted’ with the Government announcement that the town will receive half a million pounds as part of the kickstart funding allocated to towns chosen for the Towns Fund project.

The latest Government announcement is of course disappointing after such a period of returning to some sort of normality.  

We are at a point now in this fight against coronavirus where we can start to return to some sort of normality.

New figures published last week show the amount of Government support for individuals and businesses across the constituency, revealing more than £90million of support locally.

When the sun is shining in the middle of August, the re-organisation of local government is not exactly at the top of most people’s list of priorities. Indeed, even on dank November days, I’m not sure people give it much thought.

The news that three schools in the Wells constituency will receive a share of more than £1million of Government funding to upgrade buildings has been welcomed by MP James Heappey.

Commission provides expert advice to government to ensure UK trade policy secures opportunities for UK farmers and upholds high standards.

This week there has been a change to the list of ‘air bridges’ to countries which can be travelled to without needing to quarantine on return.

Wells MP James Heappey has welcomed the increase in funding for schools across Somerset, which amounts to almost 4.5 per cent increase in the Wells constituency, compared to 2019/20.   

Wells MP James Heappey says the news that a coronavirus vaccine being developed by the University of Oxford appears safe and triggers an immune response is a step in the right direction, thanks to excellent scientists in this country.