
Questioning the OBR and the IFS on the Spring Statement
Chris questions the OBR on the Spring Statement during Treasury Select Committee hearings.
Families across the country have shared 651 accounts exposing unlawful, harmful, or unethical behaviour by 114 local authorities.
Every major political party is represented among them — this is not about party politics, but about a system that is broken. Local accountability is being bypassed, and in places like Surrey, the truth has been buried. For over a year, the council concealed that it had the highest tribunal complaint rate in the country.
While councils face huge financial pressures around SEND, too often that pressure has translated into a culture of lying and treating children’s suffering as just another “problem to manage.” The result is a system that has become dishonest and brutalised.
If we reduce their SEND rights and throw our children to local authorities we cannot trust, we throw away their lives.
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Chris questions the OBR on the Spring Statement during Treasury Select Committee hearings.
I met with Vodafone representatives to discuss improvements to mobile phone coverage.
I've been working with London Business School Professor Paolo Surico on using public research and development, especially defence spending, to boost economic growth.
No Thames Water road closures on Vincent Lane and West Street, Dorking
Westvale Park in Horley has been waiting seven years for their promised GP to materialise. I asked the Government to work with me to ensure that this housing development, and others in our constituency, get the health services they need.
Accessibility is a constant struggle in Horley for some of my constituents.