Recently George Eustice MP took the time to meet up with Hugo Tagholm, CEO of Surfers Against Sewage, in a discussion about the work that the company are doing to tackle marine pollution.

George Eustice MP has always said that Cornwall has a unique heritage and culture that everyone in Cornwall should be proud of.

George Eustice MP recently met up with Promas, a local Carer's company that provides free courses for unpaid carers in Cornwall.

This week was the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham which marks the end of the conference season. Party conferences are always interesting and this year, George spoke at a number of different events covering topics from animal welfare to the future of agriculture policy post Brexit.

Residents in the village of Troon achieved a major victory yesterday in protecting greenfield sites as a major planning appeal which would have seen a valuable greenfield site lost to housing was dismissed.

Last weekend George took part in a beach clean at Godrevy Beach in partnership with the Marine Conservation Society. For several years, George has taken part in the Marine Conservation Society’s Great British Beach Clean which brings together volunteers from across the country to clean up litter

Recently George took the time to visit Moseley Museum at Tumblydown Farm in Redruth. 

On Saturday, George Eustice MP attended the annual Pasty Day celebrations in Redruth. The day celebrates the unique history of the pasty and its international links around the world.

Recently it was announced that The Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust has comitted additional funding to St Michaels in order to expand the work that it does on orthopaedic care and increase the number of people cared for at hospital in Hayle.

George recently attended a roundtable meeting with representatives from voluntary sector organisations in Cornwall.