Proposals to double the prison time handed to people who assault emergency workers on duty are being backed by Shipley MP Philip Davies.

An MP has accused the Labour Party and Scottish Nationalists of offering to write a blank cheque to the European Union and not putting the needs of the UK first.

Shipley MP Philip Davies said claims by Labour they will not accept a no deal in Brexit negotiations is naive.

Shipley MP Philip Davies said: “I very much support the Prime Minister in the final destination but the speech in Florence seemed like a reward for the EU’s intransigence.

AN MP has branded the international economic group which dictates where overseas aid can be spent “out of touch morons” as the UK is unable to help British overseas territories hit by Hurricane Irma.

More money must be made ploughed into mixed ability sport so everyone who wants to get involved can, an MP has said.

At present there is mixed ability rugby but Shipley MP Philip Davies wants Government to fund the expansion of different types of mixed ability sports.

More money must be ploughed into transport infrastructure in Yorkshire and it must not miss out at the expense of London and the South, an MP has said.

Shipley MP Philip Davies told the Commons Yorkshire was not getting its fair share of the funding cake.  

The country’s top judges have agreed with Shipley MP Philip Davies that a female prison officer who smuggled drugs and other contraband into prison for inmates should be locked up and not allowed to walk free simply because she is a mother.

AN MP is demanding tougher punishments for people convicted of animal cruelty.

Shipley MP Philip Davies said crimes against animals must be taken seriously and not dismissed as a more minor crime than those involving people.

Many people across Yorkshire think High Speed Rail is a waste of money and cash should be spent on local infrastructure projects, an MP told Parliament.

Schools across the district will learn how much cash they will receive under government changes to funding in September after an MP demanded a timescale was set out.