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Flood Defence Update After £334,000 Secured For North West Leicestershire
Earlier this year, North West Leicestershire secured £334,000 of investment in local flood defence schemes to better protect homes and businesses in Long Whatton, Breedon and Diseworth.
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Amanda Hack welcomes government’s £2.7 million investment to boost local transport in Leicestershire
Thanks to this new funding, on top of last year’s £8 million uplift for better buses, Leicestershire County Council now has the opportunity to improve public transport and push forward schemes that strengthen connectivity for local people.
09/10/2025Read More -
New online hospitals to revolutionise care for local people
A pioneering new model of care is being launched to give patients faster, more flexible access to expert clinicians anywhere in England, without the need for a physical hospital site.
06/10/2025Read More
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As your local MP there are a number of different things I can help you with or offer advice on, such as; benefits, immigration, tax issues, problems with the NHS, child maintenance and education matters.
I would love to hear from you about what you think my priorities should be as your MP for North West Leicestershire and what matters most to you.
Please use the contact form to get in touch with me. Please remember to provide as many details as possible, including your name, address and full details of your issue.
I’ve been increasingly concerned about the rising costs learner drivers face when trying to book a driving test. That’s why I’ve been leading calls for urgent action to tackle driving test “swapping”, a practice that has surged in recent years, and to make sure only genuine learners can book and manage their test slots.
That's why last month, I wrote a letter to the Minister for Local Transport alongside 38 of my colleagues, urging the Government to take action to bring prices back down to normal levels.
Earlier today, the Secretary of State for Transport announced new measures to curb this exploitation, including limits on test swaps and ensuring only learner drivers will be able to book tests.
As well as changing who can book tests, examiners from the Ministry of Defence will be brought into the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency to help reduce the backlog, and additional incentives will be offered to current examiners to encourage them to remain in their roles.
These new steps will help bring test prices back under control and ensure that driving tests remain accessible, fair, and affordable for everyone working towards their licence.
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New law to clamp down on driving test bots
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The Transport Secretary has announced new measures to tackle the continuing backlog of driving tests.12 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today, we pause to remember all those who served and sacrificed so much for our freedom, here in our community, and across the UK.
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I was delighted to be part of the official opening of Coalville Post Office on Friday, restoring an important service to the town centre.
It’s also great to see Krishan Joshi return as Postmaster for Coalville. When I first met him after the closure of the Ashby Road branch, he shared his vision to bring these services back to Marlborough Square, and I was pleased to support his efforts.
The Post Office provides vital services, from parcels to banking and acts as a hub for local trade. It’s fantastic to see it once again at the heart of our community.
Post Office opening times
Mon - Fri 09:00 – 17:30
Saturday 09:00 – 12:30
Sunday Closed
Services include but are not limited too:
✅ Drop & Go
✅ Parcelforce Express Services
✅ Post & Go
✅ Pay Bills and Top up
✅ Passport Applications
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It was good to be at this great annual concert to listen such talented musicians at the Holy Trinity.
Such a wonderful arrangement this year.
My father in law played pipes and drums with the Seaforth pipeband for years before retiring from the band, so it’s always good to hear them play.
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It was an honour to join the parade, the service at St Helen’s and lay a wreath in Ashby today.
Thank you to all the organisers and those who attended events across the constituency.
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At the going down of the sun, and in the morning,
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Financial literacy is now set to become a core part of the national curriculum for the first time in primary! 🧠💡
I’m proud that Labour’s Curriculum and Assessment Review will be equipping kids with the knowledge and skills they need to achieve and thrive.
Just the day before the announcement I chaired a roundtable on ‘Financial Education and Assessment’ that brought together fellow MPs, Young Enterprise and AQA.
We discussed how we can better equip young people with the confidence and capability to manage their money and make informed financial decisions.
Supporting young people to build the numeracy and financial skills they need for life is so important, and I will continue to engage with Ministers, key organisations, and schools on how best to deliver this. ... See MoreSee Less
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Imported bricks have made up nearly 20% of the UK brick market in recent years 🧱
That’s why, in Business and Trade Oral Questions last week, I asked the Minister how we can support UK brick manufacturers to maximise investment, employ local people, and deliver the bricks we need for the future 🏠
Off the back of my question, I met with Minister McDonald alongside other concerned colleagues to discuss energy cost support for gas-intensive manufacturers in North West Leicestershire.
Our local heritage and industry deserves strong support, and I will continue to engage with the Minister on this wherever possible. ... See MoreSee Less
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Local Councillor Cllr Catherine Beck shares why she is taking part in the Defib Dash 👇
In an emergency, ambulance crew will direct you to your nearest defib - one that is registered on The Circuit.
🚨But the defib may be incorrectly marked on the map.
🚨It may be in need of maintenance that has not yet been reported.
🚨Or there may be one closer that isn’t registered on The Circuit, which means ambulance services won’t be able to direct you to it.
When seconds count as much as minutes, it is vital to ensure that our defib framework is working the best it can.
That’s why my Defib Dash campaign is so crucial, it’s a community audit of our local defib network. All you need to do is find your nearest publicly accessible defibrillator (www.defibfinder.uk) and ‘Dash’ to it (you could walk, run or cycle, just don’t use your car!), timing your journey.
Got questions? have a read through the FAQs online, or get in touch with my office.
FAQs: www.amandahack.com/defib-dash-faqs/
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