Robert Buckland MP and Building Bridges programme partner Swindon Borough Council are calling for local businesses, large and small, to back a campaign supporting people in Swindon with a learning disability.

This week, I will be busy in Westminster continuing my work on the EU Withdrawal Bill as it comes back from the House of Lords.  We have some important votes on issues such as future customs arrangements and laws on the environment, which I have been working on.

Robert Buckland MP has welcomed news that Swindon has been awarded £194,125 from the Government’s Rough Sleeping Initiative Fund.

Robert Buckland MP and the Building Bridges Project are calling for local businesses, large and small, to back a campaign supporting people in Swindon with a learning disability.

As part of their ‘Beyond the Beat’ summer-long campaign, Wiltshire Police have recently been working hard to raise awareness of Country Lines and you may have read some of the recent Adver articles helping to highlight the issue.

A man who beat his partner because he thought she was cheating on him had his sentence increased after the Solicitor General, Robert Buckland QC MP, referred it for being too low.

According to the latest figures released by Mencap, there are 1.4 million people here in the UK with a learning disability.

A woman who falsely accused 4 men of sexual or violent offences has been sent to prison after the Solicitor General, Robert Buckland QC MP, referred her sentence for being too low.

Many of us took advantage of the wonderful weather last weekend, which included the joyous occasion of the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at Windsor, to whom I wish every happiness in their future together.

A man who attempted to rob a taxi-driver at knife-point has been jailed today after the Solicitor General, Robert Buckland QC MP, referred his sentence for being too low.