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MP Daniel Kawczynski Endorses Barnabas Church Food Bank

Local MP Daniel Kawczynski has visited the Barnabas Church in Longden Coleham, Shrewsbury to say a big thank you to a group of volunteers who provide emergency food parcels to his constituents.

Shrewsbury Food Bank is part of Barnabas Community Church in Shrewsbury, run by a group of volunteers who help those that find themselves in times of real hardship, by addressing their most basic of needs - to eat.

MP Daniel Kawczynski: countdown to local policing revolution

Local MP Daniel Kawczynski says the clock is ticking on the countdown to a new police and crime commissioner for West Mercia Police.

Elections for the news post which will be held across West Mercia on 15 November. The PCC will set the budget, set the amount local people pay towards policing in their council tax, and write the local crime plan.

Commenting local MP Daniel Kawczynski said:

Daniel acclaims local IT firm's shortlisting

A local MP has offered his congratulations to a Shrewsbury software development company that has been shortlisted to receive a prestigious national industry award.

Shrewsbury and Atcham MP Daniel Kawczynski has commended Shoothill after it was shortlisted in the Innovation and Entrepreneurship category at the upcoming UK IT Industry Awards 2012 for its innovative application that identifies and informs of potential flood risks across the country.

Shrewsbury MP praises Police bravery

A local MP has written a personal letter to the Divisional Commander of West Mercia Police to pass on his congratulations to four police officers whose bravery was recently recognised at a national awards ceremony.

Shrewsbury and Atcham MP Daniel Kawczynski has written to Superintendent James Tozer to praise the exceptional bravery of four officers from the Shrewsbury Division, Roads Policing Unit, who helped to save two lives following an horrific car crash last year.

Daniel reacts to Government's announcement on badger culling

“Following the announcement today by the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Owen Paterson MP, that the scheduled culling of badgers is to be delayed until next summer, my primary concern is of course my rural constituents, many of whom have already been devastated by the impact of Bovine TB.

Daniel discusses vote in the House of Commons on Badger culling.

In advance of a debate in the House of Commons on Thursday 25th October 2012 on the Governments plans for Badger culling as part of controlling the spread of Bovine TB, Daniel outlined his views to the Farming Today programme on BBC Radio 4.

 

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Shrewsbury's MP welcomes road investment funding

Shrewsbury and Atcham MP Daniel Kawczynski has welcomed the announcement that the town is to receive almost £10million of funding to undertake vital road improvements.

Secretary of State for Transport Patrick McLoughlin has pledged a total of £8.9million to the Shrewsbury and Atcham area as part of a wider programme of road improvements across the West Midlands region, an outcome that Daniel has been working with members of the public and fellow councillors to vigorously campaign for over the past few years.

Local MP brewing up support for Charity

A local MP has attended a number of coffee mornings as part of a charity initiative that raises money for a worthwhile cause.

Shrewsbury and Atcham MP Daniel Kawczynski supported three coffee mornings on Friday (28th September) on behalf of UK-based charity Macmillan Cancer Support, which aims to improve the lives of those that are affected by cancer, and provides support to carers, families and communities. The events were part of the ‘Biggest Coffee Morning in the World’ campaign, a nationwide initiative which raised £11 million last year for the charity.

Produce market proves huge success

A local MP has hailed the new Shropshire Showcase Produce Market as a huge success after it welcomed vast numbers of traders and customers to the inaugural event last Saturday (22nd September). 

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