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Sutton’s MP Andrew Mitchell, along with local Councillor Andrew Hardie, has taken a Christmas visit to Age Concern in Boldmere to talk about the services that they offer, and to thank staff and volunteers for their hard work and commitment to supporting the local community through their work.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell drew a pint at the Gate Inn pub on Mill Street to congratulate the owners on winning the prestigious Regional Pubs in Bloom award.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell has made a tour of a number of local schools in the run up to the Christmas break.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell provided the keynote speech at the prestigious Speakers Club Annual Dinner, this year held at Aston Wood Golf Club.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell has made a tour of a number of local schools in the run up to the Christmas break.  read more »

Sutton’s MP, accompanied by Town Councillor Louise Passey, has visited the pop up Foodbank collection point at Tesco in New Oscott.  read more »

Sutton’s MP Andrew Mitchell, together with Royal Sutton’s Mayor Councillor Charlotte Hodivala, has officially unveiled a new storage container donated by Jaguar Landrover to the Friends of Jones Wood in Walmley to allow them to store the equipment needed to reclaim the ancient woodland for communal use.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell has met with Paul Faulkner, Chief Executive of the Greater Birmingham Chamber of Commerce to discuss recent developments within the Sutton Coldfield Chamber of Commerce, and the benefits which were being secured for Sutton Coldfield.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell addresses the Boundary Commission Hearing in Birmingham on the future of the Sutton Coldfield parliamentary constituency.  read more »

Sutton’s MP used an early morning walk around Sutton Park to urge local residents and park goers to cast their vote to recognise an area of Sutton Park as the UK’s Best parkland area. He was joined by local councillors.  read more »

The Royal Town’s MP has taken the opportunity to visit Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls where he spoke to the Sixth Form Assembly at the start of the school term and answered questions.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell MP has visited the Severn Trent Water award winning Sewage Treatment Plant in Minworth for a tour of the specialist facilities and to find out more about its renewable energy projects.  read more »

The first anniversary of the Sutton Coldfield Chamber was marked with a celebratory bash at the Belfry Hotel and saw the Town’s Member of Parliament and Mayoress celebrate alongside Chamber’s members and supporters.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell MP & global Parliamentarians nominate White Helmets Nobel Peace Prize in memory of Jo Cox.  read more »

Royal Sutton’s MP to seek assurances on proposals to merge the Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust and University Hospitals Birmingham over the effect on Good Hope Hospital.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell the Member of Parliament for Royal Sutton Coldfield has today (Monday 12 September) presented a “compelling and significant petition” signed by 11,489 constituents to oppose the Labour-controlled Birmingham City Council’s plan to build 6,000 new homes on Green Belt land in Royal Sutton Coldfield.  read more »

Andrew Mitchell, the Royal Town’s Member of Parliament, has reacted with delight to the decision by the Parliamentary Boundary Commission to leave the Sutton Coldfield constituency boundaries as they currently are.  read more »

Royal Sutton Coldfield Petition against the Green Belt Development of 6000 Homes to be Tabled in the Houses of Parliament on Monday 12 September, by Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP.  read more »

Town’s MP tells Andy Street, Chair of Birmingham’s Local Enterprise Partnership that significant dereliction on Brassington Avenue must be tackled.  read more »

The Chairman of Sutton’s foremost breast cancer charity Breast Friends, Jackie Benzecry, met Sutton’s Member of Parliament Andrew Mitchell to lobby for his support to provide a satellite facility for Good Hope Hospital to complement its care services.  read more »