Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee member Nigel Huddleston MP joined the Committee’s Chair – Damian Collins – in calling for urgent answers about Facebook’s content moderation policy, following an investigation by the BBC.
On Friday 3rd March Nigel Huddleston paid a visit to the Royal Oak Inn in Evesham to congratulate its owners on their success in the annual Pubs in Bloom competition. Run by Enterprise Inns, the Pubs in Bloom competition showcases the best outdoor displays across the pubco’s estate.
On Tuesday 21 February, Nigel Huddleston, MP for Mid Worcestershire, attended an event in Parliament hosted by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to learn more about the impact of National Lottery investment in his constituency and where it ranked on the 2016 Heritage Index.
Nigel Huddleston MP quizzed business leaders in the travel and tourism industry about the impact of Brexit at a session of the Culture, Media and Sport select committee this week.
Nigel Huddleston has welcomed the announcement that Worcestershire is to receive a £300,000 grant to help ease congestion and improve road safety in the county.
In a report published on, Sunday 12 February 2017, the Culture, Media and Sport Committee says fans who display homophobic attitudes at matches should face immediate, lengthy bans on attending games.
Mid Worcestershire MP Nigel Huddleston attended the Parliamentary launch of “The Great British Spring Clean” campaign. It follows last year’s very successful “Clean for The Queen” campaign and brings together many of the anti-litter organisations in the UK.
A debate was held in the House of Commons on 9th February regarding football governance. A motion of no confidence in the Football Association (FA) was brought forward by Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee Chairman Damian Collins MP.
In the House of Commons Chamber on 8th February, Mid Worcestershire MP Nigel Huddleston pressed Cabinet Office Minister Ben Gummer MP on the status of the Government’s push to help small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) to win Government contracts - particularly with its “contracts finder” web
Worcestershire Primary School Hartlebury has been awarded up to £1000 by insurance company Aviva for their project to transform an unused area of the school garden into an Eco Peace Garden featuring a vegetable patch, sensory garden and a peaceful prayer and memorial seating area with artwork com
