Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP has welcomed the news that schools in England are set to benefit from record funding as England’s core school budget reaches almost £60 billion in 2024-25 – its highest ever level in real terms, with the Cotswolds set to benefit from a total funding increase of £1,510,094 in 2024-25 compared to 2023-24. 

I was delighted to be able to attend SEND Reform England's drop-in session and to discuss some harrowing cases of parents not being able to obtain an Education and Health Care Plans for their children.

I was delighted to participate in the GWR debate in Westminster Hall. Rail travel is important to my constituents because the north is serviced by the north Cotswolds line from Oxford to Hereford and the south of the constituency can reach Swindon and Paddington from Kemble station. 

The Public Accounts Committee has released its report into the Government's programme waste reforms inquiry, the public hearing was held on the 11 September. 

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP for the Cotswolds recently held his by-yearly public flood meetings.

My November Newsletter has been sent out, you can read it on my website here.

On Friday 24 November 2023

An opportunity for residents to hear and ask questions of the continued flood resilience work taking place and to speak with officials from the County and District Councils, Parish Council, Thames Water and the Environment Agency about ongoing issues.

Moreton-in-Marsh - For residents of Bourton, Moreton and Three Rivers, 10.00-12.00, to be held at The Redesdale Hall, High Street, Moreton-in-Marsh GL56 0AX

Cirencester - For residents of The Cotswolds in the Cirencester, Fairford, South Cerney, Siddington and surrounding areas, 14.00-16.00, at Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester GL7 1PX

The events we have seen unfolding in the Middle East are truly horrific. I join the UK Government in utterly condemning the barbaric terrorist attacks perpetrated by Hamas, against Israel and I support Israel’s right to defend itself in the face of such atrocities, as guaranteed by Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP convenes a meeting with Full Fibre Ltd, District Councillors and affected residents to discuss the highly controversial proposal to install a mass of wooden poles in Willersey village.