The UK needs to leave the European Union.  That is what the voters said in 2016 and, since my election in 2017, I have consistently voted to leave - deal or no deal.  It is now a question of trust that we leave; will politicians actually do what they said they would at the referendum or, instead,

Chesterfield, like lots of towns across the country, has issues with traffic and congestion.  Everyone knows that the Derby Road has huge problems with congestion and traffic, particularly at peak times or when the M1 is busy.  The main road through Clay Cross and into Chesterfield from the south

Access to fast broadband is increasingly important for residents and businesses wherever they are in the United Kingdom.  

Thanks for visiting my website and seeing what I've been doing on behalf of the residents of North East Derbyshire.

Over the last couple of years, North East Derbyshire has been hit by a large number of speculative planning applications which, if passed, would permit the building of thousands of new houses in completely inappropriate areas.

The current Midland Mainline train franchise serving our area is coming to an end in 2019 and the Government is now considering how to structure future rail services on the line from after that date.

Many local residents are rightly concerned regarding the proposed commencement of fracking activities off Bramleymoor Lane, near Marsh Lane in the constituency.

Lee Rowley and local Conservatives were delighted to welcome the Prime Minister, Theresa May, to North East Derbyshire yesterday when she came to Clay Cross to visit a local business.

Last June, after a hard-fought campaign, the United Kingdom took the momentous decision to leave the European Union.