The Vine At Pittshill Wins National Heritage Award

make this 3rd person (david) and remove emojis. capitalise case each word in the title CELEBRATING OUR SCHOOLS IN PARLIAMENT!👏 ✅ A busy start to the week in Parliament celebrating two of our local schools! ✅I was proud to collect an Award on behalf of St Margaret Ward Catholic Academy in Tunstall who received an ‘International School Award’ from the British Council. I’ve previously welcomed students from St Margaret Ward to Parliament and supported careers events and taken part in a Q&A session with students there. ✅ I then met with Miss Haycock from St Thomas CofE Primary Academy in Kidsgrove. Miss Haycock is one of 65 Parliamentary Teacher Ambassadors from across the country – a programme to encourage children and young people to understand how Parliament works. I look forward to visiting the school soon. ✅ I’ve now visited over a third of schools across our area – something I love to do.

CELEBRATING OUR SCHOOLS IN PARLIAMENT

It was a busy start to the week in Parliament celebrating two local schools.

David was proud to collect an award on behalf of St Margaret Ward Catholic Academy in Tunstall, which received an International School Award from the British Council. He has previously welcomed students from St Margaret Ward to Parliament, supported careers events at the school, and taken part in a Q&A session with students there.

David also met with Miss Haycock from St Thomas CofE Primary Academy in Kidsgrove. Miss Haycock is one of 65 Parliamentary Teacher Ambassadors from across the country, a programme that encourages children and young people to understand how Parliament works. David looks forward to visiting the school soon.

David has now visited over a third of the schools across the area, something he greatly enjoys doing.

i mean this: Celebrating Our Schools In Parliament

Celebrating Our Schools In Parliament

It was a busy start to the week in Parliament celebrating two local schools.

David was proud to collect an award on behalf of St Margaret Ward Catholic Academy in Tunstall, which received an International School Award from the British Council. He has previously welcomed students from St Margaret Ward to Parliament, supported careers events at the school, and taken part in a Q&A session with students there.

David also met with Miss Haycock from St Thomas CofE Primary Academy in Kidsgrove. Miss Haycock is one of 65 Parliamentary Teacher Ambassadors from across the country, a programme that encourages children and young people to understand how Parliament works. David looks forward to visiting the school soon.

David has now visited over a third of the schools across the area, something he greatly enjoys doing.

🏦 TUNSTALL BANKING HUB 🏦 ✅️ When Lloyds announced it was to close its Tunstall Branch last year, I promised you that I would work hard to secure a banking hub for the town. ✅️ I am really pleased that a new Banking Hub is now open at that Tunstall Post Office and I’ve really enjoyed working alongside Aaron and his excellent team there. ✅️ Currently, Natwest is in the hub on Wednesdays and Barclays on Thursdays. Halifax will soon begin services on Tuesdays and Lloyds will offer services from Mondays when the existing branch closes in early March. I am also working with Aaron to secure more banks to provide services through the hub.

Tunstall Banking Hub

When Lloyds announced it would close its Tunstall branch last year, David promised residents he would work hard to secure a banking hub for the town.

He is pleased that a new Banking Hub is now open at the Tunstall Post Office and has enjoyed working alongside Aaron and his excellent team there.

Currently, NatWest is available at the hub on Wednesdays and Barclays on Thursdays. Halifax will soon begin services on Tuesdays and Lloyds will offer services from Mondays once the existing branch closes in early March. David is also continuing to work with Aaron to secure additional banks to provide services through the hub.

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David welcomes the new Tunstall Banking Hub, securing local banking services for residents.

🏥 EXTRA £2M SECURED FOR ROYAL STOKE & COUNTY HOSPITALS 🏥 ✅️ Our local hospitals have been awarded an extra £2 million after having cut waiting times for non-urgent procedures. The figures are the 8th best across all acute Trusts countrywide. ✅️ This is good progress — but I know there is much more to do, especially for those who have waited far too long already. I also know how important it is to address ambulances being stuck outside A&E. ✅️ I do, though, want to thank our incredibly hard working staff. From porters to ward assistants, nurses to doctors, cleaners to consultants, they all work tirelessly to look after us and our families.

Extra £2m Secured For Royal Stoke And County Hospitals

Local hospitals have been awarded an extra £2 million after reducing waiting times for non urgent procedures, with the figures ranking eighth best among acute trusts nationwide.

David welcomed the progress but said there is still more to do, particularly for patients who have already waited far too long and to tackle the issue of ambulances being stuck outside A&E.

He also thanked the incredibly hardworking NHS staff across the hospitals, from porters and ward assistants to nurses, doctors, cleaners and consultants, for the vital work they do looking after local families.

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Local hospitals secure £2m after cutting waiting times for non urgent procedures.

🍻 THE VINE AT PITTSHILL – BRILLIANT! 🍻 ✅️ Absolutely wonderful news that the Vine in Pittshill has been named the winner of CAMRA’s national heritage award! ✅️ When I visited a few months back, it really was like I was stepping back in time. The pub has so many incredible historical features. Thanks to Lisa, Steve and Dave for bringing it back to life — what an achievement. ✅️ Please do give it a visit. It really is a thriving community hub!

The Vine At Pittshill Wins National Heritage Award

David welcomed the news that The Vine in Pittshill has been named the winner of CAMRA’s national heritage award.

After visiting a few months ago, he said it felt like stepping back in time, with the pub retaining many incredible historical features. He thanked Lisa, Steve and Dave for the work they have done to bring it back to life, describing it as a fantastic achievement.

David also encouraged residents to pay the pub a visit, highlighting its role as a thriving community hub.