Prime Minister’s letter to Parliamentary Colleagues on the White Paper, the Future Relationship between the UK and the EU.

See attachment below.

This morning, Sir Oliver Heald MP asked the Secretary of State for the Environment a question regarding Finn's Law and an update on increasing the sentencing of those that attack police dogs and other service animals.

The link to that question is below:

On 11 July, I attended a briefing with Nick Brown, COO of GTR, and John Halsall of Network Rail. Hopes remained pinned on a reliable performance being established after 15 July, followed by reinstating more peak services.

Recent letter from Stuart Cheshire, Passenger Service Director, Thameslink / Great Northern:

Dear Sir Oliver

Thank you for your questions regarding Letchworth services

You specifically asked for clarification about the following points:

Recent letter from Katherine Cox, Stakeholder Manager at Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR):

Dear Sir Oliver,

Sir Oliver Heald MP is continuing to take up passenger’s concerns regarding the disruption caused by changes to rail timetabling that occurred last May.

North East Herts MP Sir Oliver Heald has been approached by campaigners for A Safer A507 following the tragic death of a  jogger on 20 June.

North East Herts MP, Sir Oliver Heald, today put his Animal Welfare (Service Animals) Bill before the House of Commons for a Second Reading.

Following the creation of posters by pupils at St Christopher’s School in Letchworth Garden City supporting the ‘Send My Friend to School’ International Development campaign and calling for safer schools, Sir Oliver Heald MP along with Bill Bowkett, researcher from Ashwell, presented the posters

Recent letter from Chris Grayling regarding rail compensation.

Performance on GTR’s Thameslink and Great Northern lines has been unacceptable since the timetable change on 20 May.