Wells MP James Heappey has welcomed the news today (Friday) that the Housing Minister has earmarked £294,000 for areas in Glastonbury and Street to support the building of homes on publicly-owned brownfield land.
This week is half term which as all working parents will know brings with it the challenge of trying to find child care cover during the days. Some local schools are offering holiday clubs and there are plenty of nurseries that offer child care for school age children too.
Wells MP James Heappey has been shortlisted for a Green Heart Hero award, which celebrates people – and businesses – across the country who are working to make a difference on climate change.
Cheddar MP James Heappey has offered his support to the Friends of Cheddar Library as they look to work with Somerset County Council to ensure the village’s library remains open.
Research by Centrica has found that distributed energy solutions, such as battery storage and energy saving devices, can provide savings on energy bills and a boost to the country’s overall economic growth.
Wells MP James Heappey has called for private parking companies to be held responsible for their practices, in support of The Parking Code of Practice Bill, which was debated in Parliament last week.
Burnham-on-Sea MP James Heappey has welcomed the news that cost-sharing measures are being introduced at the town’s police station, which may help secure its future.
Shepton Mallet MP James Heappey has vowed to monitor recruitment at Shepton Mallet Community Hospital, so its inpatient ward is re-opened by the end of March.
Wells MP James Heappey visited Bishops Green, in Wookey Hole Road, Wells, following concerns from constituents about electrical components, containing a small amount of radium, which were found on the site.
