Christopher Pincher MP is calling on everyone in Tamworth and local villages to get involved in UK Parliament Week and join a United Kingdom-wide education about our democracy, people power and making change happen. 

I know the Covid19 outbreak has been a challenging time for many, particularly when it comes to work.  That's why I am pleased to see that the West Midland's Combined Authority has joined forces with Coursera the online learning platform with the aim of upskilling our local workforce.

The Tamworth Campus of South Staffordshire College is offering a whole wealth of new courses. 

Over August, Parliament went into recess, and that means I can devote more time in Tamworth and our villages. And this August has been a busy month for many people, despite all the Coronavirus challenges!

Robert Peel, the PM who emancipated Catholics, cut the death penalty, cut food costs and founded our unarmed Police Force. A progressive statesman; we in Tamworth are proud of him. BTW, below is wrong, you've got the wrong Peel!

During the Covid19 outbreak, some of the regular sessions people have been used to attending for basic activities like learning how to cook are no longer taking place. 

The Government has announced a package of support including additional funding and resources to help schools deal with the challenges posed by coronavirus.

Yesterday the Chancellor unveiled a Budget that delivers on our promises to the British people to level up our whole United Kingdom and spread opportunity across every community. 

Local nursery and primary school St Gabriel's in Belgrave will be closed over the next few days for deep cleaning.

It's great to see that Coton Green Primary School have approved the decision to expand the school intake to a further 105 pupils.