Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, has welcomed the announcement that crime has fallen by over a quarter (32 per cent) since 2010, to its lowest ever level, according to the independent Crime Survey for England and Wales.

Greg Hands MP responds to the 2016 Budget Debate in the House of Commons.

Following National Grid’s most recent meeting in March with local residents, Councillors, and stakeholders, Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, welcomes the news that the works are on schedule.

On 16 March, Crossrail 2 published its Consultation Report, which analysed and collated the approximately 21,000 consultation responses and 90,000 individual comments received during the public consultation on the new railway proposed for London and the South East. The consultation was carried out between 27 October 2015 and 8 January 2016.

Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham and Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Greg Hands, has welcomed the biggest reform of the state pension since it was created more than a century ago, alongside a major package of reforms to tax, pensions, and savings to help workers.

 Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham and Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Greg Hands, has welcomed the start of tax reforms that will help businesses across Chelsea & Fulham to invest more of their money into growing and taking on more staff.

This week, the Chancellor delivered a Budget that puts the next generation first – a Budget to make Britain fit for the future. The British economy is stronger because the Conservatives confronted the country’s problems and took the difficult decisions, but now face the challenge of a dangerous cocktail of global risks. Britain is well prepared to handle this challenge, but only if action is taken now.

Greg Hands MP has welcomed the Government’s commitment to creating apprenticeships at the launch of National Apprenticeship Week 2016.  The growing number of people in Chelsea and Fulham starting apprenticeships demonstrates that the Conservatives are delivering on their manifesto commitments.

Greg Hands MP has welcomed calls by London Deputy Mayor Stephen Greenhalgh to improve public transport links to Stamford Bridge on the West London line, to ease congestion generated by potential stadium redevelopment.

Greg Hands MP has welcomed the latest figures which show the country is building again with housing starts and completions at a seven year high.