Aspiring young reporters Lily and Kira stepped into the heart of British politics as they toured Parliament and interviewed South Cotswolds MP Roz Savage.
The government abruptly closed applications for the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) on Tuesday 11th March, giving the National Farmers' Union (NFU) just 30 minutes' notice.
On a sunny Saturday in Cirencester, 50 residents, local councillors, and Roz Savage MP gathered at the RAU Growth Hub to shine a spotlight on the issue of flooding in the South Cotswolds.
Roz Savage MP brought together MPs, campaigners, and industry experts in Parliament on Monday 17th March for an event on Solar NSIPs, sparking a vital cross-party conversation on the future of large-scale solar farms.
Roz Savage MP recently spoke at The Churn Project's Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday 27th February, where she celebrated the charity’s outstanding work in supporting vulnerable groups across Cirencester and the surrounding areas.
Roz Savage MP visited Siddington Park to meet residents and learn about the significant role these communities play in improving older people’s quality of life, while easing pressures on the NHS and housing market.
On a bright, sunny day in Cricklade, 80 residents, local councillors, and Roz Savage MP gathered at the Town Hall to shine a spotlight on the issue of flooding in the South Cotswolds.
Sharon Scrivens visited Parliament on Tuesday 25th February to receive recognition from Roz Savage MP for her outstanding contributions to fundraising efforts for Cancer Research UK (CRUK).
Roz Savage recently visited St John’s Hospital Almshouses in Cirencester to learn more about their invaluable work in providing affordable housing and fostering a strong sense of community.
