Yesterday I wrote to Dennis Skinner asking him whether he agrees with Jeremy Corbyn's decision to remain neutral on Brexit, and to answer three key questions about his position for the people of Bolsover:

Mark Fletcher has welcomed the Conservative Government’s decision to immediately halt all hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking, activity across England, in light of the latest scientific evidence released today (Saturday 2 November).

Today Mark Fletcher met with Matt Hancock, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. During their meeting they discussed the increased funding available for frontline NHS services, including the £33.9 billion increase in the NHS budget that the government has already committed to.

Today Dennis Skinner voted against Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s new Brexit deal. This is the latest in a string of votes in which he has supported his friend Jeremy Corbyn to delay Brexit and frustrate the will of the people of Bolsover.

Today Mark Fletcher met with Prime Minister Boris Johnson to discuss his new Brexit deal and the need to respect the wishes of the people of Bolsover, who overwhelmingly voted to leave the European Union in 2016.

Today at their annual conference, the Labour Party voted to extend freedom of movement, despite promising to end it in their 2017 general election manifesto.

Delegates in Brighton voted overwhelmingly for a motion that calls, among other things, for the Labour party to:

Mark Fletcher has been selected as the Conservative Party candidate for Bolsover at the next General Election.

His campaign will focus on: