Got Brexit done, taking back control of our borders and levelling up Gedling’s communities

Like the majority of Gedling residents, I voted for the UK to leave the EU.

With your support in December 2019, we stopped Jeremy Corbyn’s extremist agenda. My first vote in the House of Commons was to get Brexit done. I then voted to take back control of our borders with a points-based immigration system. I’ll always champion an independent Britain trading across the world and now that we have got Brexit done, my focus is on levelling-up our communities across Gedling with more investment.

I will continue working with Government to secure investment into Gedling so that our communities can level up.

News

GEDLING’S TOM RANDALL MP RAISES RESIDENTS’ CONCERNS ON CHANNEL CROSSINGS

Tuesday, 20 December, 2022

Many constituents across Gedling have shared their anger and frustration about small boats crossing the Channel - and the traffickers behind it - with Tom Randall MP.

Tom Randall MP welcomes plan to drive down inflation, as the Conservative Government invests £11 billion extra into schools and the NHS

Thursday, 17 November, 2022

The Conservative Government is supporting every household with the cost of energy by extending the Energy Price Guarantee until April 2024, while uprating benefits and pensions in line with inflation, and providing £12 billion extra support for the most vulnerable. To deliver on the people’s priori

Tom Randall MP reports back on his work in Parliament and across Gedling during October 2022

Tuesday, 15 November, 2022

Each month, I report back to you on the work I am doing in Parliament and across Gedling and below is my report on October 2022.

Tom Randall MP cuts the ribbon on £4.9million Stockinger House development for over 55s in Burton Joyce

Ribbon cut on £4.9million Stockinger House development for over 55s in Burton Joyce

Monday, 3 October, 2022

A new £4.9million housing development for people aged over 55 has officially opened in Burton Joyce, Nottinghamshire, welcoming residents into their new homes. Stockinger House, owned by housing provider Jigsaw Homes Group, was formally opened by Tom Randall, MP for Gedling alongside Jigsaw Group’s

Tom Randall MP with Minnie Willis-Crowther, whose idea the crossing was, on Digby Avenue where a zebra crossing is desperately needed and will now be installed.

RESIDENTS CALLS TO MAKE CROSSING DIGBY AVENUE SAFER HAVE BEEN ANSWERED

Friday, 19 August, 2022

Parents and local residents are celebrating after the news that a zebra crossing will be built on a busy Mapperley road that runs past three schools. Digby Avenue in Mapperley, Gedling, is surrounded by family homes, three schools, a residential complex for over 55s, a community multi-use games are

Tom Randall MP reports back on his work in Parliament and across Gedling during June 2022

Friday, 8 July, 2022

A lot has already happened in Westminster during the first week of July but, each month, I report back to you on the work I am doing in Parliament and across Gedling and below is my report on June 2022.

GEDLING’S PENSIONERS MAY BE ENTITLED TO AN EXTRA £3,300 A YEAR

Thursday, 16 June, 2022

Only around 63% of people who are eligible to receive Pension Credit claim it, making it is one of the lowest take-up levels for an income related benefit.

Tom Randall MP reports back on his work in Parliament and across Gedling during May 2022

Friday, 10 June, 2022

Each month, I report back to you on the work I am doing in Parliament and across Gedling. Here is my report on May 2022.

Tom Randall MP reports back on his work in Parliament and across Gedling during April 2022

Tuesday, 10 May, 2022

Each month, I report back to you on the work I am doing in Parliament and across Gedling. Here is my report on April 2022.

Tom Randall MP chats to shoppers at Arnold Market

Tom Randall MP welcomes £2,866,555 in funding to level up Gedling and £4,255,273 for Nottinghamshire and asks residents how they would like it to be spent across Gedling.

Thursday, 5 May, 2022

Gedling Borough Council has been allocated £2,866,555 from the Conservative Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund to help level up the community – from regenerating run down high streets to fighting anti-social behaviour.