My Plan for Dinnington

Local Rother Valley MP Alexander Stafford joined a delegation of young people from JADE youth centre in Dinnington to discuss matters of importance to them in their local area

Local Rother Valley MP visited flooding hotspot on Meadow Street, Laughton Common, with local Dinnington ward councillor Sophie Castledine-Dack
RMBC announced £0.6 million investment to develop a 'shovel ready' flood prevention scheme

Local Rother Valley MP Alexander Stafford visits Laughton-en-le-Morthen based business, Keystone Yorkshire, a restoration and conservation building firm specialising in historic buildings

The Government is investing a record £5.2 billion in flood and coastal defences over the next six years to better protect 336,000 properties.

Recently, I wrote to Stephen Chapman, Chief Superintendent of South Yorkshire Police, to thank him for the introduction of mobile police stations as a first step in my campaign to re-open police stations in Maltby and Dinnington High Streets.

Local Rother Valley MP Alexander Stafford recently visited Dinnington based concrete company Mixamate Concrete & Screed manufacturing facility Integrated Hydraulic Solutions UK Ltd.

Alexander Stafford, local Member of Parliament for Rother Valley, paid a visit to JADE Youth Centre in Dinnington last week, to meet founder Sam Oldroyd and hear about the wonderful work undertaken by the charity in the local area.

Alexander Stafford MP has written to fellow South Yorkshire MPs, council leaders and the Mayor of the Sheffield City Region, Dan Jarvis, urging them to back his campaign to make South Yorkshire Coalfields the City of Culture 2025

Local Rother Valley MP, Alexander Stafford, an ardent campaigner on crime issues in his constituency, hosted a virtual open session with South Yorkshire Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner, Dr Alan Billings, attended by over 30 residents

Alexander Stafford, MP for Rother Valley, welcomes TM Travel U-turn on fare hikes after writing to Managing Director recently in opposition to the plans to raise prices on public transport