In Parliament

Member of Parliament for Gedling, Tom Randall, has backed changes to prescription charges for Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) which will reduce the cost of treatment for women going through the menopause.

As a result of maternity services at Nottingham University Hospital being rated ‘inadequate’, NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSEI) have jointly established an independent thematic review of maternity incidents, complaint

Gedling’s MP, Tom Randall, joined a Parliamentary event thanking St John Ambulance volunteers and employees for their extraordinary efforts during the coronavirus pandemic, on Wednesday September 8.

Yesterday, Gedling’s Member of Parliament, Tom Randall MP, asked the Secretary of State for Justice to ensure the emotional suffering caused to Gedling residents by the theft of a pet is reflected in the sentencing for those who break a new law.

Earlier this month, Gedling Borough Council submitted a Levelling Up bid to Government, backed by Tom Randall MP, for nearly £20,000,000 of investment into Gedling’s leisure and cultural hub in Arnold, improving Netherfield’s connectivity, and kickstarting Gedling’s high streets by repurposing va

This week, I secured a Westminster Hall debate on human rights in Hong Kong. Hong Kong was handed back to China in 1997 subject to an international agreement, the Sino-British Joint Declaration on the Question of Hong Kong. That agreement said that:

Last week, the Queen's Speech contained a number of legislative measures that will help to make the streets across Gedling safer.

I welcomed these during a debate on this part of the Queen's Speech yesterday and paid tribute to the great work Gedling Police are doing.

The Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Rt Hon Jesse Norman MP, has encouraged businesses across Gedling to take advantage of the Government’s unprecedented package of support as they re-open.

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.

Last night, the House of Commons debated proposed amendments to the Trade Bill. I applied to speak in the debate but in the one-hour debate only the fifteenth speaker was reached (I was number 29 on the list). Had I been called to speak, these are the comments that I would have made: