Boris Johnson and the Conservatives have announced 100 towns across England that will receive extra funding to level up opportunities across the country and ensure each town looks towards the future with renewed optimism.

Tonight Jonathan has written to Ruth Smeeth after she backed Jeremy Corbyn and a ‘Remain alliance’ to undermine the UK’s negotiating position in the hope of frustrating or cancelling Brexit altogether. 

Jonathan met with Chief Inspector Mark Barlow, Stoke-on-Trent North Policing Team Commander, to discuss anti social behaviour and crime within Stoke-on-Trent North. 

Jonathan has written to Gavin Williamson, Secretary of State for Education, about the need to deliver on Boris Johnson’s pledge to increase per pupil spending as soon as possible. 

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Over the coming weeks residents in Kidsgrove and Talke will receive Jonathan's anti social behaviour (ASB) survey. 

Jonathan hopes every student in Stoke-on-Trent, Kidsgrove and Talke get the results their hard work deserves. 

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Jonathan visited the official launch of Burslem Market. The market runs on a Wednesday from 2pm to 7pm, offering a host of food, shopping and entertainment for all. 

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Jonathan wrote to the Leader of Stoke-on-Trent City Council, Cllr Abi Brown, regarding illegal encampments.

This followed reports of an illegal encampment on the playing fields near Burnwood Community School off the Chell Heath Road. 

Jonathan has addressed Kidsgrove Town Council regarding the recent anti social behaviour (ASB) concerns of the public and the need for an upgrade to Kidsgrove town centre's CCTV. 

Jonathan has congratulated students receiving their A-Level and BTEC results this week.