James Grundy: Last News

direct to your inboxA group of 45 Conservative MPs from 'Red Wall' seats led by Rossendale and Darwen MP Jake Berry have urged the Chancellor to make a "bold move to reduce business rates" for retail.The MPs, members of the Northern Research Group, have written to Rishi Sunak as he put the final touches to his Budget - which he will deliver in the Commons on Wednesday.Signatories include Jake Berry, Dehenna Davison, James Grundy and Simon Fell.The letter says: "We are writing on behalf of the Northern Research Group of Conservative MPs to ask you to use your forthcoming Budget to support our shops and our high streets and our communities.

direct to your inboxLast year, a local lad from Lowton had a long-term election strategy for Leigh as he campaigned to be the first Tory MP in the town.The Conservative councillor's realistic targets included narrowing Labour's margin of victory, holding the MP's feet to the fire, forcing her to vote for Boris's Brexit deal; all aims to set the groundwork in place so that in 10 or 20 years' time a 'young go-getting' Conservative candidate could finally win.But at around 2am on election night, candidates were shown the provisional results – and the Conservative Party's James Grundy was around 2,000 votes ahead of Labour's Jo Platt."And then they double checked it, came back to us and I knew with a majority of 2,000 there wasn't going to be a

direct to your inboxLast year, a local lad from Lowton had a long-term election strategy for Leigh as he campaigned to be the first Tory MP in the town.The Conservative councillor's realistic targets included narrowing Labour's margin of victory, holding the MP's feet to the fire, forcing her to vote for Boris's Brexit deal; all aims to set the groundwork in place so that in 10 or 20 years' time a 'young go-getting' Conservative candidate could finally win.But at around 2am on election night, candidates were shown the provisional results – and the Conservative Party's James Grundy was around 2,000 votes ahead of Labour's Jo Platt."And then they double checked it, came back to us and I knew with a majority of 2,000 there wasn't going to be a

“I want to thank residents for their co-operation, patience and support. We wrote to customers in the area and have been posting updates on social media to keep everyone updated and I’m pleased to say the new cables are now live." Leigh MP James Grundy added: “I applaud Electricity North West for turning around a complex project inside two weeks.