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£20m boost for cleaner, greener local energy research from Levelling Up
The National Centre for Decarbonisation of Heat (NCDH) in Birmingham has been awarded £20m, as part of the latest round of Levelling Up Funding from the Conservative government. Welcoming the news, Jay Singh-Sohal said: “These millions of pounds of new funds for the NCDH means more investment into real-world research and technology which will go a Read more
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New Back to Work Plan, helping people across the West Midlands to find and stay in work
Jay Singh-Sohal has welcomed the Conservative Government’s new Back to Work Plan, helping people across the West Midlands to stay healthy, get off benefits, and look for and stay in work. Jay Singh-Sohal said: “A good job is a necessity for residents across the West Midlands, as not only does it improve living standards and Read more
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Reaction to the Labour West Midlands PCCs police station closures
The Labour West Midlands PCC has announced at least 30 police station will close across the region (see BBC News article). I spoke to ITV Central Tonight about the “ridiculous” closure policy alongside local MP Andrew Mitchell. You can watch the report via this link here or in the video box above. Below is a statement about the issue: Read more
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Article: Labour’s reckless attitude towards spending other people’s money is the cause of Birmingham’s bankruptcy
Originally published on ConservativeHome.com I am a product of Birmingham City Council (BCC) in a number of significant ways. My father has worked as a social worker there for more than three decades. My mother was a council cook at care homes for the elderly. Growing up in an inner-city area, to keep me away from Read more
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Solihull remembers Sikhs who fought during the two World Wars
A special Langar – Sikh community meal – took place on Saturday to remember Sikh volunteers who lost their lives during the two World Wars – find out more here via Solihull Borough Council website: – https://loom.ly/r0BDlyI Sikh members of the British Armed Forces joined members of the Royal British Legion, Councillor Ian Courts and officers Read more
