George Eustice, local MP for Camborne, Redruth and Hayle, has today welcomed the news that Penryn Gymnastics Centre will receive extra funding as part of an award from the Aviva Community Fund. 

As I write this column, Parliament has just rejected the Prime Minister's withdrawal agreement from the EU by a huge margin and we are about to face a day of debate in a confidence motion in the government. The one thing we know is that things can always get worse in politics! 

George Eustice, MP for Camborne, Redruth and Hayle, has today welcomed the news that carers in Cornwall will soon be able to get new parking permits which will help them to avoid struggling to find parking spaces. 

George Eustice MP has today welcomed the launch of the Government'. 10 year NHS Plan. The NHS Long Term Plan is a new plan for the NHS to improve the quality of patient care and health outcomes. It sets out how the £20.5 billion budget settlement for the NHS, announced by the Prime Minister in summer 2018, will be spent over the next 5 years.

The plan focuses on building an NHS fit for the future by:

George Eustice MP recently attended an event in Parliament run by the charity Guide Dogs to raise awareness of discrimination against guide dog owners. At the event, George heard from guide dog owners about the impact of being turned away by businesses because of their dog.

Recently George Eustice, Member of Parliament for Camborne and Redruth met with members of Portreath Parish Council, Cornwall Council, and the Environment Agency to discuss what more can be done to protect Portreath and the surrounding towns from the devastating effects of flooding. 

Royal Cornwall Hospital's Trust (RCHT) is set to receive a funding boost of up to £9.1 million which will help deliver improved clinical facilities and backlog maintenance it was announced today. 

Breakfast Club's up and down the country, perform a vital role in supporting families, providing children with a good start to the day and encouraging social interaction between pupils.

As in previous years, George ran a competition with local primary schools to design his Christmas card. Schools from across the constituency entered in what was a fantastic year for entrants. Local children really rose to the challenge with some fabulous artwork. As always, the panel of judges had a very difficult task.