At a time when politics is often so divisive, it is important to remember areas where people have worked together for the common good. One such example is pensions auto-enrolment.

Jeremy has today joined forces with the rail industry to encourage more disabled people in Stafford to travel by train using the Disabled Persons Railcard, which offers a third off journeys.

Jeremy has welcomed the introduction of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games Bill into the House of Lords. The Bill will support the successful operational delivery of the Games through a small number of temporary measures.

Jeremy has pledged his support to unpaid carers across Stafford as part of Carers Week 2019, running from 10-16 June.

Stafford MP, Jeremy Lefroy has expressed his support for the Versus Arthritis ‘Room to Manoeuvre’ campaign at an event in Parliament.

Jeremy has welcomed the launch of a consultation on improving the provision of Changing Places toilets.

The consultation, launched on 12 May, puts forward proposals to mandate these facilities in specific new, large buildings visited by the public, including major refurbishments.

Jeremy has backed a Bill requiring all police officers in England and Wales to have mandatory autism awareness training.

Jeremy has put his name to a letter calling on the Prime Minister, NICE and drug manufacturer Vertex to act to end the wait on access to life saving cystic fibrosis drugs.

Jeremy has shown his support for a campaign to grant survivor pensions for life to police widows and widowers.

Following requests from a number of constituents, Jeremy attended a parliamentary drop-in held by the National Association of Retired Police Officers (NARPO).

Jeremy has welcomed the launch of a new parliamentary report highlighting the importance of co-operative and mutual enterprises to the UK economy.