Latest updates from Daniel

Local MP supports apprenticeship scheme

A local MP has recruited an apprentice in his constituent office as part of a government initiative that helps young people secure parliamentary work placements.

Daniel joins Shrewsbury Catenians to celebrate their 900th meeting

The Catenians are a worldwide 11,000 member Catholic men’s organisation.

The Shrewsbury branch meets monthly at the Wroxeter Hotel followed by dinner. Ladies nights are a regular feature as are social events for families and friends.

Members come from all over Shropshire but mainly from Shrewsbury itself and Wellington

The unofficial motto is “Faith, Family, Friendship and . . .Fun

Local MP calls constituents to support produce market

A local MP is encouraging constituents to support a fantastic new produce market that is opening in Shrewsbury’s Square this weekend.

Shrewsbury and Atcham MP Daniel Kawczynski has been working closely with Stuart Jones from Asterley Events, who runs the popular Shrewsbury Farmer’s Market, in developing the initiative which will welcome a number of renowned food and drink producers from across the county, including Heather’s Harvest, Battlefield 1403 and Salop Pickle Works.

MP backs petrol price probe

A local MP has welcomed plans to investigate the oil trading industry after raising fears that spiralling costs were putting an unsustainable pressure on independent petrol stations in rural parts of his constituency. 

Local MP praises Paralympians

A local MP has offered his congratulations to Shrewsbury’s London GB Paralympians praising the duo for ‘making the town proud’.

Shrewsbury and Atcham’s Daniel Kawczynski has commended athletes Gemma Almond and Nick Beighton, both of whom hail from the town, for achieving huge successes in the recent Games and in representing not only Great Britain but also their home town.

Shrewsbuy's MP promoted to influential new post

Shrewsbury and Atcham’s MP has been appointed to a prominent new position as part of the Prime Minister’s recent Cabinet reshuffle.

Daniel Kawczynski MP has been awarded the role of Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to the new Welsh Secretary, MP for Clwyd West David Jones. The new job will see Daniel carry out the important task of helping the Secretary of State to implement and formulate policy, progress legislation through Parliament, and interact with the Welsh Assembly.

Daniel's statement on the Royal Mail sorting office

“I am hugely saddened to learn that the Royal Mail has today proposed moving its mail processing operations away from our county town, and I am committed to working alongside all of the agencies and departments involved to ensure that the 240 employees affected receive the most positive outcome possible.”

Local MP praises flower show organisers

A local MP has sent a letter to the Shropshire Horticultural Society to congratulate them on this year’s hugely successful Shrewsbury Flower Show.

In a personal letter to the Society, Shrewsbury and Atcham MP Daniel Kawczynski expressed his thanks to the organisers for their hard work and commitment in putting together yet another extravaganza which welcomed over 50,000 visitors from across the UK and beyond.

Daniel reacts to the announcement of the West Coast mainline franchise

“It’s wonderful news that all of our hard work lobbying for Shropshire’s direct rail link to London to be re-instigated has finally paid off. I’ve met with various parties over the past year and have put our case in the strongest possible terms, so I am naturally very pleased that our argument has been heard and accepted.

Local MP fights for Dairy farmers

A local MP has sent a letter to all the dairy farmers in his constituency, reassuring them he is on the case of milk processors that recently cut the price paid to them.

In a personal letter to all the milk producers across Shrewsbury and Atcham, Daniel Kawczynski MP expressed his concern about the price cuts and their impact not only on the Shropshire dairy industry, but on the county as a whole, as well as detailing his efforts in Parliament to remedy the situation.

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