As I write, Theresa May has just announced she will resign as Prime Minister. History may look back on May solely through the prism of…
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Reynolds Report: MP for Stalybridge, Hyde, Mossley and Dukinfield, looks at improvements needed to bus services in Tameside
TAMESIDE’S bus services are infrequent, unreliable, expensive, behind the times with technology and subject to route change at little notice. That is why I am…
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Reynolds’ Report: Jonathan Reynolds, MP for Stalybridge, Hyde, Mossley and Dukinfield, looks at a revised Greater Manchester Spatial Framework
IN January, Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham released an updated plan for where new housing and employment sites should go across Greater Manchester for the…
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Reynolds’ Report- Jonathan Reynolds, MP for Stalybridge, Hyde, Mossley and Dukinfield, reflects on Remembrance Day
2018 has been a year of looking forward. To what our country will be like after Brexit; to the potential of a revamped England Team…
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Reynolds’ Report: Jonathan Reynolds, MP looks at the issues with Universal Credit
THIS month I have been urging the Government to reconsider how it handles the “managed migration” of two million tax credit claimants onto Universal Credit.…
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Berendsen closure would be ‘hammer blow’ for town
MAJOR Mossley employer Berendsen is set to close with the loss of around 250 jobs – a “hammer blow” to the town according to local…
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