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Support for Southampton’s Arts, Culture and Creative Industries
The vibrant and diverse arts and cultural sector in Southampton makes our city so unique and a such a great place to live. Sadly, a lot of the cultural sector has been hit hard over [...]
PoliticsHome: Building Safety Bill must not leave behind leaseholders saddled with ruinous remediation costs.
This week I had an article published on PoliticsHome. During the passage of the Fire Safety Bill, Ministers said the issue of leaseholders would be addressed in the Building Safety Bill. We will hold them to [...]
Citizens Advice Scam Awareness Week
Scams and fraud are a massive issue and these crimes can happen to anyone. We can all play our part in spreading awareness and look out for potential scams. As a result of coronavirus, many [...]
Volunteers’ Week 1-7 June 2021
The 1st June marks the first day of the 37th annual Volunteers’ Week. This takes place during the UK’s Month of Community and is a celebration of the contribution and dedication of millions of volunteers [...]
Royston's Latest Campaigns
Times Red Box: Cladding crisis is a living nightmare for thousands of people
This week I had an article published in The Times on the cladding crisis and how the government now has an opportunity to fix it. Many residents in Southampton have been caught up in this [...]
My Campaign on Cladding
Earlier this month, I asked the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government a series of question on subjects relating to cladding on behalf of people living in Southampton. Many leaseholders of [...]
A National Spitfire Memorial
For many years Royston has campaigned for a national memorial to the Spitfire in Southampton This year we are marking the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, which was the first major [...]
The Royston Diary
The 76th anniversary of the return of the Far East Prisoners of War commemoration
I was honoured to attend the 76th anniversary of the return of the Far East Prisoners of War commemoration in Town Quay park. In attendance was the remarkable Bert Warne one of the last surviving [...]
Attending the MS Society’s drop-in session in Parliament.
I was delighted to attend the MS Society’s drop-in session on MS and neurology services in Parliament last week. More than 130,000 people live with multiple sclerosis (MS) in the UK and 1 in 6 [...]
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