Geoffrey Clifton-Brown raises a number of concerns of his constituents in particular funding for the National Star College and business rating revaluation - especially the effect on small petrol stations.

Cotswolds MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown has today visited Blue Coat Primary School in Wotton-under-Edge to present a gift voucher during the school’s assembly to Ralph Hull, aged 7, for designing the MP’s Christmas Card.

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown presents one of over 120 petitions opposing the compulsory registration and monitoring of home-educated children.

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown calls for an assurance that programme results will have full transparency with an emphasis on outputs rather than the usual emphasis on financial inputs.

Cotswolds MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown has today written to Ms Sabine Taylor to congratulate her for her work in ensuring that Kemble Station has been re-accredited under the Secure Stations Scheme.

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown has expressed his delight at the award of the MBE to Fairford Councillor Chris Roberts, which she collected at Windsor Castle last week.

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown calls on the Minister for Further Education to "redouble his efforts" to find funding for the National Star College redevelopment project.

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown has given a warm reception to today’s decision by the South West Region Transport and Infrastructure board to divert money originally set aside for a new bypass in Westbury to the re-doubling of the Swindon to Kemble line.

Almost 9 months to the day since Cotswolds MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown first raised the issue of the effects the Government’s moratorium on funding projects would have on the National Star College, the MP and his colleague Mark Harper, MP for the Forest of Dean, today together challenged the Further Education Minister Kevin Brennan MP as to what progress the Government have made in securing the funding.

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown winds up the debate on behalf of the Opposition raising several concerns including bribery, re-export and in particular the need for proper controls through end-use legislation.