Adrian Ramsay MP

Reducing vital climate finance leaves vulnerable countries facing the worst impacts alone. The UK should be stepping up, not stepping back. ft.com/content/98dc9a…

We should be investing more in helping countries transition to cleaner energy and build resilience against the climate crisis, not pulling support at such a critical moment. Cutting £800 million from the world’s largest dedicated climate fund at this stage makes no sense.

I am delighted that Eye now has a permanent post office again. For far too long, residents have been left without this vital service. With no bank in the town, having a post office is crucial for businesses and residents.

Bad move by #Essex Reform in a week when Russia has carried out more barbaric attacks on Ukraine.

The Government must come to Parliament next week and set out clearly how it is preparing for the impact on farmers, our food supply chain and households." bbc.co.uk/weather/articl…

It is clear that El Niño is stronger than previously expected. While its immediate impacts are being felt across the Pacific, we are likely to feel the consequences here through colder and harsher autumn and winter in the months ahead.

If we are serious about creating a world with good mental health for all, we need action, not just warm words. Change will not happen overnight, but by investing properly in mental health services and taking action in our communities, workplaces and everyday lives, we can build a healthier and more supportive society for everyone.

We need leadership from Government. Every election, we hear promises about treating mental health with the same seriousness as physical health, yet time and again, successive Governments have failed to deliver.

I’m proud to be supporting #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek. Action for Mental Health means recognising that small steps can make a real difference, whether that is checking in on a friend, taking time to rest, speaking openly about mental health or reaching out for support.

The government made big promises on animal welfare improvements. They were entirely missing from the #KingsSpeech

This is fantastic news for Bungay and for everyone who enjoys Falcon Meadow and the River Waveney. It is a much-loved local space, valued by swimmers, walkers, and the wider community alike, and this designation rightly recognises its importance. edp24.co.uk/news/26107755.…

Our current first-past-the-post voting system is hugely undemocratic, allowing a political party to secure a massive majority of seats on a minority vote. We need to introduce proportional representation now to ensure every voice is heard and every vote counts.

Despite it being obvious that the time of two-party politics is over, the govt laid out no plans to introduce a fairer voting system in the King's Speech. That's why Green MPs tabled an amendment on the need to bring in proportional representation and make every voice heard.

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week. Awareness is vital - but real change takes action. The Green Party reaffirms our commitment to ensuring major improvements in mental health care - so everyone can access the support they deserve, with dignity, when they need it.

He always makes sure he’s home in time for tea, to play with the children and read bedtime stories, so their everyday routine always ends the same way. Find out more about fostering for your local council with Foster East. See fostereast.gov.uk or call 0330 024 1177

Gary and his wife were inspired to get into fostering after hearing some of the stories about children in care when they were considering adoption. Gary changed jobs from a management position to a warehouse worker to give him more time after work to be a great foster dad.

It’s Foster Care Fortnight! Could you foster? I've been asked to shine a light on some amazing local authority foster carers here in the east of England. They make such a difference to children's lives.

This was a really disappointing King's Speech from the Govt. What the country & Govt needed was a fundamental reset. One that brings about a transformative agenda to tackle the major challenges we face as a nation. This speech failed to do that.

Delighted to see that the Duty of Candour Bill was committed in #KingsSpeech. This must now be enacted. From Hillsborough to the Chinook helicopter crash, families who the state has failed must finally get answers.

Only one mention of climate in the #KingsSpeech is typical of this Government's approach, treating it as a tick-the-box exercise rather than the seriousness it deserves. Addressing climate breakdown is a health, resilience and security issue

Nothing meaningful in this King’s Speech about nature loss, which is not just an environmental issue, but is a threat to our water supply, food, health and national security. #KingsSpeech