Fylde MP Mark Menzies hosted a debate in Parliament to oppose plans to make shale gas site development easier.

Fylde MP Mark Menzies has welcomed the budget - for putting money in people's pockets and increasing spending on vital public services.

Mr Menzies spoke after Chancellor Phillip Hammond made his Budget statement to the House of Commons.

Fylde MP Mark Menzies has welcomed yet another set of excellent employment statistics for the constituency.

The number of people out of work in Fylde has fallen year-on-year once again and employment is at record levels.

Blackpool Sixth Students from Fylde met with their MP to let him know about life at their new college.

Fylde MP Mark Menzies asked Blackpool Sixth Principal Jill Gray to set up the meeting with students from his constituency so he could hear about their experiences at the college.

The Prime Minister has highlighted the importance of frictionless trade with Europe for the 6,000 workers at BAE System’s plant in Warton.

Theresa May acknowledged the situation during a debate on Exiting the EU, after Fylde MP Mark Menzies spoke.

Fylde MP Mark Menzies has welcomed a ministerial visit to the Westinghouse facility in Fylde – and has called on the Government to ensure any future nuclear deals include provision of fuel from the firm.

I was pleased to see Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy minister Richard Harrington visiting Springfields in Fylde.

Once Richard was appointed, I immediately introduced him to Westinghouse bosses from the site in Parliament.

Fylde MP Mark Menzies has called on the Government to ensure local voices are heard in the planning process for shale gas sites.

Fylde MP Mark Menzies has congratulated jobseekers and employers for Fylde's continued employment success.
The number of unemployed people in Fylde fell to 625 in August - 85 lower than the previous year, and 30 lower than last month.

Fylde MP Mark MEnzies has welcomed the news St Annes willl remain wholly in Fylde following a concerted campaign to stop proposed boundary changes splitting the town into two constituencies.