Meeting with Kim Leadbeater MP
- 05/02/2025
- Posted by: Andy MacNae MP
- Category: News
Today I met with Kim Leadbeater MP to discuss the progress of the Assisted Dying bill through the committee stage. Kim and the committee have been working incredibly hard to make the bill as robust as possible. They are looking at all the issues raised in the second reading debate and listening to families, medical experts and organisations. The first of what I’m sure will be many amendments will be considered next week.
I was really impressed by Kim’s commitment to delivering a ‘gold standard’ bill through a fully inclusive process, and I look forward to seeing how it develops.
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For the past year, I have been supporting residents along Burnley Road East in their campaign for a speed camera on the most dangerous section of the road. Just before the local elections, Lancashire County Council confirmed we would finally be getting it.
I am now calling on the new Reform leadership at county hall to work with me to protect our residents and get this camera installed without delay.
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Must have missed this!! This is great news. Where is it being installed please? And how can we support. Thanks!
This is in the budget of the last administration so it would be really annoying if it didn't happen after all the work that Julie Adshead and I put into it. But since one of the first announcements that Reform have made is to spend £2.5m on a referendum on future administrative arrangements I do wonder if they have different priorities 🤔
Is there any progress with Booth Road Waterfoot?
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