Unexpected Recess  

The next three days caused by the unexpected recess are pretty packed and I have arranged meetings with a variety of different organisations and residents. By the time this paper has gone to print, I will have already met with local county councillors over the issue of passenger transport assistants, made a visit to the Netherfield Association, an excellent day care centre in Lillington and been interviewed by students from Warwick University about the impact on Coalition policies on mental health services, higher education and our communities. I'm also visiting two schools, Bishops Tachbrook Primary School to open a new school room and Warwick School to meet with the Headmaster about some of the Government's education policies. A great deal of my time is spent visiting community organisations to find out more about their activities and to see if there are any ways I can help. So I'll also...