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Anne-Marie welcomes apprentices to House of Commons Over 100 apprentices from some of Britain’s leading aerospace, defence, security and space companies attended the ADS Parliamentary Reception in the House of Commons this week. The apprentices were joined by Anne-Marie to celebrate the 12,000 app

The last week has finally brought some long awaited sunshine to our shores, following a cold and extremely long winter.

Since last autumn, thousands of children have taken part in Voice Box – the joke-telling competition for schools in England, Scotland and Wales. Twenty-five made it through to the final at Speaker’s House, Westminster in London on Wednesday, 25 April 2018.

Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP has officially launched a wooden sculpture trail featuring local wildlife in Berwick’s Coronation Park, with an additional sculpture in neighbouring Castle Vale Park.  The project has been developed by the Friends of Castle Parks, working in partnership with the Northum

Anne-Marie Trevelyan, MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed pressed Ministers in the House of Commons to support and encourage foster carers so that councils like Northumberland County Council can continue to provide support for Syrian refugees.

Autism is a subject that is extremely close to my heart, which is borne of personal experience and I was delighted to speak in the debate and my contribution is below; I want to discuss waiting times for diagnosis, which are getting better.

A deposit return scheme to increase recycling rates and slash the amount of waste polluting our land and seas will be introduced subject to consultation later this year, it was confirmed today. UK consumers go through an estimated 13 billion plastic drinks bottles a year, but more than three billio

The last few weeks have brought some fantastic news for the environment of our beautiful area. Last Friday I was honoured to plant some of the first trees in the new Doddington Forest, alongside children from Wooler Middle School.

The Berwick Academy Ofsted Report has caused a great deal of concern for parents, pupils and the wider community.

It’s been over a month since I challenged myself to avoid buying anything which has single use plastic as part of its packaging.  I’ve lost weight (no chocolate bars come in paper these days); and I’ve also saved money by not grabbing tea or coffee on the go, or buying pre-prepared food for my