Yesterday in Parliament Anne Main MP made another impassioned speech on the topic of funding for schools. After an online petition on school funding reached over 100,000 signatures, a debate was held yesterday for MPs to speak on behalf of their constituents about this particular issue.

Yesterday in Parliament, Anne Main MP held a meeting with Aviation Minister, Baroness Sugg and several of her constituents about Luton airport noise. Anne was also joined at the meeting by Bim Afolami MP and some of his constituents from Hitchin and Harpenden.

Today in Parliament, St Albans MP Anne Main presented her application to hold a debate in
the House of Commons on school funding. Mrs Main previously held a debate in the smaller
Westminster Hall chamber on this issue and today made the case for it to be debated on the

Five proposed designs for a new children’s play area at Verulamium Park in St Albans are to go on public display to gain valuable feedback.

Funding for the project has been secured by St Albans City and District Council, the park’s owners, and the community group Verulamium at Play.

The effective and efficient Conservative led Council has a delivered another state of the art facility for St Albans. 

By 2031 there will be 175,000 more people living in Hertfordshire using the transport system, not to mention the growing populations outside the county travelling to and through the county.

22nd January 2019

Following last week’s votes in Parliament on the Withdrawal Agreement and the subsequent vote of no confidence, I think it is important that I set out for my constituents why I voted in the way I did.

On Tuesday, Anne Main MP held a debate in Parliament to argue for the revision of the business rates system that affects small businesses on the high street. This important debate is part of Anne’s longstanding campaign to stand up for the pubs and small businesses of St Albans.

Members of the the St Albans Save Our Pubs group (Sean Hughes, Christo Tofalli, Mandy McNeil and Alan Oliver)  went to Westminster to lobby for a review business rates to save St Albans pubs.