Return to a tiered system
It is right to apply tighter restrictions where prevalence is highest. In September and October, the virus spread rapidly in all parts of the country. The government responded with new national restrictions.
Anne-Marie is concerned about large fishing vessels - often known as supertrawlers - fishing in UK waters, and the environmental impact they could be having.
She has received a reply from the Environment Secretary George Eustice MP, who has explained how the Government's control over vessels
The latest update from the Health Secretary on the Covid-19 testing picture:
As a result of partnerships with NHS and university labs, new cutting-edge testing innovations and a recruitment drive boosting the UK’s coronavirus diagnostic industry, NHS Test and Trace has rapidly expanded testing capa
My collegaue, the Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch, has written to MPs to update us on the important work she is doing to investigate the disparity in outcomes for covid-19 patients from a BAME background.
Attached below is Ms Badenoch's letter to MPs and the full report can be viewed HERE.
 
New financial support measures announced today
I thought it would be helpful to summarise the measures outlined by the Chancellor this morning, aimed at helping businesses affected by covid-19. This is especially relevant in areas such as the north east for businesses who have not been forced
Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP has welcomed the news that eight sites in her constituency are to receive funding from the Government's £1.57 billion fund for culture, the Cultural Recovery Fund.
Last week, the Culture Secretary Oliver Downded, announced that heritage sites, including Berwick Bar
Anne-Marie on Lords amendments to the Agriculture Bill which you can read HERE.
I have received a lot of emails regarding the Agriculture Bill and amendments tabled by the House of Lords, including by my colleague Lord Curry.
