Sir John Whittingdale, MP for Maldon, visits Action for Family Carers Centre
Sir John Whittingdale, MP for Maldon, visited the Action for Family Carers Centre at Brickhouse Farm Community Centre, Maldon, with Mayor of Maldon, Cllr Andrew Lay. Cllr Lay presented a cheque on behalf of the Mayor’s Charities Appeal. Sir John met Chair, Kath Vale, and members of staff and volunteers (pictured below) as well as […]
Maldon District Council announce the replacement of the Pontoon at the Town Steps in Burnham on Crouch
Maldon District Council have recently announced, thanks to funding from the previous Conservative Government, that work will begin on the replacement pontoon at the Town Steps in Burnham-on-Crouch on 5th August. The pontoon will be replaced after the original structure was damaged in Storm Eunice. Installation will take up to two weeks and it will be […]
Sir John Whittingdale visits the RHS Garden at Hyde Hall
Sir John Whittingdale, MP for Maldon, visited the RHS Garden at Hyde Hall in Rettendon during the annual Flower Show. Sir John was shown around by Head of Site, Ian Le Gros (pictured below). The garden at Hyde Hall has expanded so that it now covers 365 acres and the annual Flower Show is hugely […]
Pylons
I have had a number of constituents contact me about the imposition Pylons in our area. I am a member of the OFFSET group of MPs who are campaigning against these plans. The Great Grid Upgrade is an enormous and necessary upgrade to our electricity grid to serve the UK’s growing energy needs – long […]
Sir John Whittingdale and Dame Priti Patel write to the new Health Secretary, urging action on St Peter’s Hospital in Maldon
Following the recent General Election, Sir John Whittingdale, MP for Maldon and Dame Priti Patel, MP for Witham, have written a joint letter to the newly appointed Labour Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting. They did so urging him and the new Labour Government to make the matter of St Peter’s […]
Pancreatic Cancer
I have had a number of constituents contact me about support for people affected by pancreatic cancer. The UK ranks 15th out of 16 European countries for five-year pancreatic cancer survival, so it is clear that more must be done to reduce the survival gap between pancreatic cancer and other cancers. For pancreatic cancer in particular, […]
Sir John Whittingdale, MP for Maldon, invites Lord Mendoza to visit heritage sites in Maldon
Sir John Whittingdale, Member of Parliament for Maldon, invited Lord Mendoza, Chair of Historic England, to visit two of the nationally important heritage sites in the Maldon District, both of which have received financial support from Historic England. Lord Mendoza was accompanied by Tony Calladine, East of England Director of Historic England. Lord Mendoza visited […]
Sir John Whittingdale, MP for Maldon, addresses ongoing BT broadband problems in his constituency
Sir John Whittingdale MP is aware that there has been significant disruption to broadband connectivity in his constituency affecting areas such as Maylandsea, Latchindon and Tillingham. Sir John understands and sympathises that that the recent theft of broadband cable has and will continue to obstruct many of his constituents from going about their daily business, […]
Draft Report of NHS Mid and South Essex Public Consultation
Sir John Whittingdale, MP for Maldon, is please to inform his constituents that a draft report has been produced in relation to NHS Mid and South Essex’s proposals to close St Peter’s Hospital and to relocate maternity and inpatient facilities to Braintree and Brentwood respectively. The report was been conducted by Stand, an independent organisation that specialise […]
Abortion
I have had a number of constituents contact me about the issue of abortion. Whilst I oppose abortion based on sex selection, I am not “anti abortion” as I believe that there are circumstances when it is right to assist a woman terminate and unwanted pregnancy. However, it is not something which I believe should be […]