The issue of parking charges is once again being considered by the Vale Council leadership. 

My last column focussed on the achievements of the ‘Vale’s Finest’ by highlighting their service to the community that were recognised in the Queen’s Honours list.  Again, congratulations to everyone.  I know almost all the recipients and am familiar with their work in the constituency.  Thank yo

Tomorrow, the UK will leave the European Union. Three and a half years after the 2016 Referendum, when 17.4 million people across the country and a majority of the Vale of Glamorgan constituency instructed the Government to leave the EU, it will finally happen. 

Last week was a busy and eventful first week back in Parliament as the Withdrawal Agreement passed the House of Commons taking us another step closer to delivering Brexit. The Bill has now progressed to the Lords, where it will be debated before receiving Royal Assent.

Column in the Glamorgan Gem by Alun Cairns MP

Happy New Year to everyone.

Column in the Barry & District News by Alun Cairns MP:

Column in the Barry & District News by Alun Cairns MP:

I would like to begin by thanking everyone in the Vale of Glamorgan for restating their confidence in the Conservative Party and me in last week’s General Election.

Column in the Barry & District News by Alun Cairns MP:

Constituents will be well aware of the chaotic developments in Parliament, with members of the opposition doing all that they can to frustrate the process of delivering Brexit.

Column in the Barry & District News by Alun Cairns MP:

Column for the Glamorgan GEM by Alun Cairns MP:

At the weekend, I joined the protest and march, organised by Unison, against the proposed closure of the Sam Davies Ward at Barry Hospital. This is a huge issue which has united our community in opposition to the closure.