Protecting our green spaces

During yesterday’s Energy Security and Net Zero Questions in the House of Commons, Tom Randall MP encouraged the Government to bring forward the storage and transportation business model for hydrogen.

At a recent Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Questions in the House of Commons, Tom Randall MP encouraged the Government to introduce a new planning law that requires housing developers to install drainage on building sites first.

Each month, I report back to you on the work I am doing in Parliament and across Gedling and below is my report on June 2023.

Tom Randall MP has welcomed the announcement from the Conservative Government of a radical overhaul of football governance which will give fans a greater say in the running of teams.

I'm now back home in Gedling after my first week in Parliament this year. My work, at home and in London, has included:

Voting to protect Gedling residents' access to health services, education services, fire and rescue services, transport services, and border security during strikes;

Following the publication of the State of Brownfield Report, Gedling Member of Parliament, Tom Randall, has met report author Paul Miner from the Council for the Protection of Rural England to discuss the report and the opportunities for more brownfield development.

Severn Trent welcomed Tom Randall, MP for Gedling to a sewage treatment works in Nottinghamshire recently, to learn about how the company is using cutting-edge technology to recycle waste into green energy. 

Speaking in Environment Questions on Thursday, Gedling’s Conservative Member of Parliament Tom Randall said “It has been said that the UK is one of the most significant plastic waste producers, producing 99 kilograms of plastic waste per person, compared to 88 kilograms in South Korea and 81 in G

Environment Secretary George Eustice has commended Burton Joyce and Stoke Bardolph residents for volunteering for a new group aimed at tackling flooding in the area.

The Government created the Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission to advise the Government on how to promote and increase the use of high-quality design for new-build homes and neighbourhoods.