The Animal Welfare (Service Animals) Bill has passed its final stage in the House of Lords with Lord Trenchard paying tribute to all those involved in the Finn’s Law campaign. The Bill will now become law and is a major step forward in providing protection to service animals, such as police dogs
I am currently receiving thousands of messages by letters and email on Brexit issues. I normally reply to all messages from constituents, but in this unusual period it is simply not possible and I will be prioritising replies on constituency casework matters.
North East Herts MP, Sir Oliver Heald has welcomed the news of a new specification for highways repairs by utility companies. This is something he has been calling for for some time following representations to him by County Councillor Fiona Hill and District Councillor Tony Hunter.
Finn’s Law, the Animal Welfare (Service Animals) Bill, received a Second Reading in the House of Lords today. Lord Trenchard explained the background admirably and had all Party support.
North East Herts MP, Sir Oliver Heald, is supporting plans by local health providers to unite the work of local GPs, community providers and public health in a town centre location in the Garden City.
North East Hertfordshire MP Sir Oliver Heald was in the House of Commons today for the Third Reading of ‘Finn’s Law’ which was passed with unanimous all Party backing.
Good news this week from the Safer A507 Campaign with Herts County Council signalling a budget allocation of £120,000 to implement the plan for the A507 to be weight restricted.
North East Herts MP, Sir Oliver Heald, has been approached by local residents in Royston about repeated theft of tools from vans in the town. Sir Oliver has immediately taken this up with Herts Police, together with Councillors Fiona Hill and Sarah Dingley.
