Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, has backed calls to get more primary school aged children reading, following an event in Parliament hosted by the National Literacy Trust. A report launched at the event showed that one in seven primary schools does not have a...
Anti-social behaviour blights lives. Persistent offending has a serious impact, making people feel unsafe in their own homes. After neighbourhood policing has faced years of cutbacks, communities in Tameside and across the country are paying the price. It should not...
Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, has criticised the King’s Speech, arguing it is symbolic of a government that has run out of ideas. The King’s Speech is a speech written by the Government and delivered by the monarch, this being the first by a King since...
This morning Andrew Gwynne MP joined school children from Linden Road Academy, Councillor Allison Gwynne and volunteers from Friends of the Tame Valley to sow wildflower seeds kindly donated by Tameside Council. The event was made possible by Steve Martin, Chris...
Eddie Stewart and grandson Joseph Boswell are the latest recipients of Andrew Gwynne MP’s Citizen’s Awards. Eddie and Joseph were nominated by members of the public for their unwavering dedication to keeping our Tame Valley pristine, whether that be litter...
The Government has announced a U Turn on its decision to close rail ticket offices, meaning the offices at Reddish North, Levenshulme, Gorton, Mauldeth Road and Guide Bridge will remain open. The announcement which came today followed a consultation that received...
For those of you who don’t know, every year I take nominations from right across the Denton and Reddish constituency for people’s favourite local business. We have a winner for each ward, as well as one overall winner and runner-up. I present the awards on Small...
Nearly 2000 people were forced to attend A&E in Tameside, Stockport and Manchester last year due to dental decay, as patients across the country find it impossible to get an appointment with an NHS dentist when they need one. Across the country last year, 67,000...
Early Autumn is traditionally marked by the Party Conference season, and this year was no exception. And what a contrast between red and blue. The Conservatives met in Manchester, out of ideas, out of principles, and hopefully soon out of office. We even saw Liz Truss...
Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, is encouraging local groups to apply for a grant through the Winter Pressures Fund. Tameside Council has been allocated funding from central government to support the wellbeing of the local population during the winter...
