Latest updates from Daniel

“Today’s announcement by National Grid with regards the planned connection of new onshore wind farms to the electricity network does mean that areas of the Rea Valley have been protected, and I clearly welcome this on behalf of my constituents. I mounted a vigorous public campaign against the plans, aided by local councillors Tudor Bebb and David Roberts, and argued that Shropshire’s  tourist industry would have been damaged had the route included pylons in my constituency.

A unique job opportunity has become available to help a local MP fight for the rights of his constituents.

Shrewsbury and Atcham MP Daniel Kawczynski is recruiting for a full-time Caseworker to work in his constituency office on Benbow Business Park. The role will involve providing advice and support to help local residents deal with a wide variety of local and national enquiries, with the successful candidate expected to form close links with a number of government agencies, the voluntary sector, and other local organisations.

Shrewsbury and Atcham’s MP is spearheading a new initiative to encourage businesses across the region to actively source their produce from Shropshire suppliers, in a move hailed by local farmers and suppliers.

Daniel Kawczynski MP is in talks with Shropshire Council and other local organisations to explore the launch of a ‘Shropshire Kitemark’ to publicly recognise those businesses who choose to source a high percentage of their produce from local suppliers.

Shrewsbury MP Daniel Kawczynski recently visited Belvidere school in Shrewsbury to cheer on the form group 8V with their fun run in aid of Guide Dogs. 8V worked hard to arrange their fundraising activity after being inspired by a visit from on of the guide dog trainers and a training guide dog.

As the form group lined up behind the Union Jack bunting ready to commence their fun run in the scorching heat, MP Daniel Kawczynski greeted form group Captain Liam who told Daniel about their fundraising.