Helen Morgan MP is working hard for the people of North Shropshire all year round. You can see the latest news from Helen below.
MP Helen Morgan urged the Government to provide certainty to families struggling to make ends meet after it was revealed that typical energy bills are now set to rise to more than £4,300 per year.
More than 20,000 homes in Shropshire facing a hike in energy bills will get just £100 of Government support due to the Conservative’s energy package failing to account for off-grid homes.
North Shropshire MP Helen Morgan has called for an immediate General Election to end the “Tory circus” and fix the current crisis. The Liberal Democrats have condemned the Government for their mini budget blunders.
North Shropshire MP Helen Morgan has called for a General Election to be held as soon as possible before Liz Truss inflicts any more damage to the economy. Reacting to the latest U-turn and sacking of Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng, the Lib Dem MP said...
Helen Morgan met with staff and students for an update on the challenges facing schools in North Shropshire during a visit from the Liberal Democrat Education Spokesperson. Helen was joined by Munira Wilson at the Grove School in Market Drayton and St Mary’s Primary in Shawbury this week.
MP Helen Morgan has told the Government to wake up and act quickly to fix “disgraceful” waiting times after it was revealed Shropshire’s A&E departments have some of the longest waits in the country.
Helen Morgan called on the Transport Secretary to pass her Bus Services Bill, which would make sure that people who live in towns of 10,000 people or more can access key services and connections every day of the week.
MP Helen Morgan spent 12 hours on the front line with paramedics in Shropshire to witness the impact of ambulance delays first hand. The Lib Dem MP praised the “top-level professionalism” of crews being undermined by a “failing health system and a failing government” after attending a variety of incidents.
Helen Morgan gives a first-hand account of her 12-hour shift with a West Midlands Ambulance Service crew in Shropshire: It’s midday on a wet and windy Friday afternoon. Normally I’d be in a village hall for an advice surgery with constituents. Instead, I’m hurtling down an A road being deafened by a siren in the back of an ambulance.
