Whilst the Climate and Nature Bill was adjourned at its second reading in the House of Commons on Friday 24th January, its principles and objectives are already shaping environmental discussions within government.
Roz Savage MP joined local farmers and residents in Wiltshire for the National Day of Unity at McArthur Glen Designer Outlet Centre in Swindon ahead of meeting with Nature Minister, Mary Creagh.
Roz Savage MP will bringing her recently published Climate and Nature Bill to Parliament for a second reading tomorrow, Friday 24 January.
Roz Savage MP officially opened the Malmesbury Pharmacy and Travel Clinic, celebrating the vital role it plays in the local community while addressing significant challenges faced by community pharmacists.
The new Refillable shop in Tetbury is making a significant impact by enabling customers to reduce plastic packaging while prioritizing local, ethical, and environmentally responsible suppliers.
With nearly 4,250 Ukrainians finding refuge in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, the South Cotswolds has emerged as a beacon of welcome and community support.
Roz Savage MP is calling for greater long-term certainty and security for British farmers as they face rising costs, grant cuts, and threats to the future of farming.
