On 23 February, Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands made his submission to the Department for Transport’s public consultation on night flight restrictions at Heathrow Airport and other London airports.

Greg Hands, Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, has welcomed the news that employment across the UK has reached its highest rate since records began, and that unemployment remains at its lowest level for 11 years – down more than 900,000 since 2010.
 

Greg Hands MP urges Chelsea & Fulham residents and stakeholders to apply for Heritage Lottery Fund grants for community projects exploring the First World War during its Centenary.
 

On Thursday, 9 February, NHS England launched its delayed public consultation on the national congenital heart disease (CHD) review, which includes proposals to end CHD services at Royal Brompton Hospital.

This Friday, 10 February, Greg Hands MP held a meeting with BT executives to discuss the concerns of local residents in Chelsea & Fulham, who are struggling with their broadband provision.

On 9 June 2015, Parliament voted by 544 to 53 to give the British people the chance to determine their own future by means of a national referendum on the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union. 

Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, is drawing attention to three public consultations, which will determine the future of flights at Heathrow Airport.

On Wednesday, 25 January, senior representatives of The Fulham Boys School attended a meeting with Lord Nash at the Department for Education. This followed personal representations from Greg Hands MP to the Education Secretary, Justine Greening.

On Friday, 27 January, Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, held a meeting with constituents concerned about Chelsea Football Club’s new stadium, which has recently been approved by Hammersmith & Fulham Council.
 

Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, has welcomed the news that unemployment across the UK remains at the lowest rate for over a decade – down nearly 900,000 since 2010 – according to the latest labour market figures, with 724,000 more people back in work in London since 201