George recently appeared on the Daily Politics Show, in which he criticised Ed Balls’ revelation that Labour would delve into the state pension in order to deliver their proposed welfare cap.
George Eustice MP welcomes the official launch of the vital £27 million project, which was given the go-ahead by a £16.1 million contribution from the Department for Transport and which will improve traffic, unlock the potential of derelict mining land and attract new industries to the area.
Last week George attended the launch of the new milk price formula from the leading British Dairy company, Dairy Crest, during which he learnt of the important efforts to increase the price paid to farmers under tough conditions.
George Eustice MP argues for a change in the British perception of political advertising, following a recent ruling in the European Court of Human Rights upholding the current ban.
George spoke to Radio Cornwall about the fair capping of benefits at £500, which will make sure those who work are given a better deal from now on.
George received a detailed lesson in how to make handcrafted natural soaps with the use of natural oils by local entrepreneur, Kat Jackson.
George has praised the latest tax cuts which will leave around 33,252 people in Camborne and Redruth paying less in income tax from 6th April onwards.
Every weekend when Parliament sits George leaves Westminster for his constituency of Camborne and Redruth. His diary entry of Friday, 22nd March shows the variety involved in the average day back home.
George Eustice MP welcomes a budget that supports everyone who wants to work hard and get on in life.
George Eustice MP, who has been at the forefront of negotiations to set up a Royal Charter for press regulation, outlines in an article for the Guardian the recent busy months and the need for both sides of the debate to work with this solution.