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Crawley MP Peter Lamb has welcomed today’s Government Budget, setting out a series of measures aimed at easing the cost of living, restoring public services, and getting the UK’s economy growing. Announcing the Budget, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, set out measures to increase the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage, increases in the old and new state pension, a freeze of prescription charges and rail fares, a continuation of the bus fare price cap, an extension of the 5p cut in fuel duty, and a cut in average energy bills of around £150.

No Budget can just be an exercise in making the figures on a spreadsheet add up. Growing the economy and spending public money effectively are central tasks for any Chancellor, but we believe in a bigger goal for society: the wellbeing of people. That’s why we are delighted to have revived the APPG on Wellbeing Economics with support from the World Wellbeing Movement.

Peter Lamb, Member of Parliament for Crawley, has welcomed the Labour Government’s freeze on rail fares–-the first in 30 years. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the freeze ahead of the Budget this week, promising to save commuters hundreds of pounds on some of the busiest routes in the country, after decades of spiralling fares. Today’s announcement comes ahead of next week’s Budget, which the Government has said will focus on the priorities of the British people: cutting waiting lists, cutting the national debt and cutting the cost of living.

Over 2,500 Veterans in Crawley are set to benefit from a transformational new Veterans Strategy as Labour announces plan to renew the nation's contract with those who serve and have served. New support hubs will help improve local veterans services. Centres will offer guidance and support in health, housing and employment, and may extend to finance, wellbeing, and integration into society.

The petrol station at London Gatwick’s North Terminal has had it’s official opening.

Having received multiple complaints from constituents over refunds not being processed by the Home Office and getting nowhere with the usual channels, I raised the issue in the House with the minister directly (and have since had word that the refunds are being prioritised).

Almost 3,950 sick or disabled people will receive employment support in our region, thanks to £15.6m in funding from Labour’s Connect to Work programme. The scheme will deliver localised, tailored support to people who are sick, disabled or face complex barriers to work. It provides intensive, personalised help including individual coaching from employment specialists, job matching services, and ongoing support for both participants and employers to ensure sustainable employment outcomes.

Generations of young people in Crawley will be supported to progress into work or university with new qualifications to break down barriers to opportunity and help to deliver on the Prime Minister’s plan to get two-thirds of young people participating in higher-level learning – academic, technical or on an apprenticeship. Crawley’s Labour MP Peter Lamb, has welcomed the publication of Labour’s Post 16 Education and Skills White Paper, unveiling plans for the introduction of V levels.

Peter Lamb, Member of Parliament for Crawley, has visited the newly-opened nursery at St Andrew’s C of E Primary School to hear from staff, school governors and nursery pupils about the positive impact it is having on the school, children and parents. The nursery, one of many being brought forward under a new government scheme, is providing accessible and affordable childcare for local families, giving parents more choice and helping to improve children’s life chances.

Millions of tenants across the country are set to benefit from safer homes as Awaab’s Law officially comes into force. This landmark legislation is a lasting tribute to the tragic death of toddler Awaab Ishak in 2020, whose life was cut short by dangerous levels of damp and mould in his social home. His parents' courageous campaign has now ensured that tenants’ safety is finally put first.

Peter Lamb, Labour MP for Crawley, has led an important debate in Parliament on the growing problem of vehicle headlight glare and its impact on drivers in Crawley and across the country. Mr Lamb secured the debate for a new standard for vehicle headlights following on from research by organisations such as the RAC, detailing the impact of LED headlights on countless motorists, particularly affecting older drivers and those in poorly lit areas.

The School Council were delighted to welcome Crawley MP Peter Lamb for a special visit to meet and discuss key issues affecting the local community. The visit focused on sustainability, responsibility...

The Labour Government's decision to expand the Warm Home Discount Scheme means approximately 670,000 additional households across the South-East are now set to receive a £150 reduction on their energy bills. Families in Crawley are starting to receive notification letters confirming their eligibility. This follows the expansion of this crucial cost of living support to include all bill payers who qualify for a means-tested benefit.

Thousands of people facing homelessness will be supported by a new £84 million cash injection to councils up and down the country ahead of winter, with Crawley set to benefit. Children and families in temporary accommodation in Crawley will be prioritised – with the funding to go towards helping families to cover the essentials like food, school travel and laundry. The new funding unlocked by the Labour government, which will support children to remain in education.

With 80% of drivers concerned about the increasing glare from modern headlights, I was successful in securing a Westminster Hall debate on the problem and what might be done to resolve it.

The Labour Government has this week delivered on a cornerstone promise to Britain’s renters, as the Renters’ Rights Bill officially becomes law — ushering in a new era of fairness, security and dignity for millions of people who rent their homes across the UK. For too long, renters have faced insecurity, poor conditions, and the constant threat of unfair eviction. As of this week, that all changes.

Having been approached by constituents who rely upon Access to Work, those working in the sector, and local disability groups about the current shortfall in funding for the scheme, I took the opportunity to raise the issue with the minister in Parliament.

Bewbush has been named one of 339 communities across the UK set to benefit from the government’s new £5 billion investment programme, aimed at revitalising high streets, parks and public spaces. Bewbush will receive £2 million per year for the next 10 years, with funding directed toward improvements shaped by local priorities. Potential projects include tackling littering, enhancing green spaces, and exploring the development of new sports facilities.