A Stockport construction company providing valuable training and employment to local people has been visited by local MP, Mark Hunter, to examine the successes of the project and how it can be expanded. 

Mark Hunter MP this week joined UK, international and student activists at a STOPAIDS parliamentary event to mark World AIDS Day on 1st December.

Local MP Mark Hunter, welcomed Norman Lamb MP, Minister of State for Care and Support to Cheadle constituency as part of a visit to two key care providers.

Mark Hunter MP is urging people to join the campaign to dramatically increase the number of people trained in life-saving CPR and help create a Nation of Lifesavers.

Cheadle MP, Mark Hunter visited Smithy Croft in Heald Green, a new retirement living development owned and managed by Your Housing Group.

Mark Hunter MP has added his support to a “market rent only” cross party amendment to the Small Business Bill that would deliver a fair deal for local pub company pubs in Cheadle constituency.  The Small Business Bill already includes plans for a Pubs Code and an Adjudicator to support pubs and their tenants but does not include the essential market rent only option which is needed to stop large pub companies forcing up beer prices charged to pub tenants to unacceptable levels.

Local MP Mark Hunter has written to Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrat Party, to call for social care to be provided free of charge to people who are at the end of their lives.

Cheadle constituency MP, Mark Hunter is lending his support to an NSPCC campaign to make it a crime for an adult to send a sexual message to a child.

This year Cheadle Civic Society are celebrating their 50^th anniversary, having encouraged higher standards of both architecture and planning in the village of Cheadle and the surrounding areas for half a century. 

A Liberal Democrat government will make further cuts in Income Tax and reduce National Insurance for millions of workers under new manifesto plans.

The party plans to raise the personal allowance to at least £12,500 by the end of next Parliament. This move would cut income tax for 30m workers and be worth £400 per year to a typical basic rate taxpayer.