Greg Mulholland MP

Member of Parliament for Leeds North West Greg Mulholland has today met with the England Rugby Union squad, at a special open training session at the Leeds University training ground at Weetwood, in the constituency. The squad are training at the West Park Rugby Club all week, ahead of the opening round of Six Nations games next weekend.

Member of Parliament for Leeds North West, Greg Mulholland, has today in Business questions called for a debate on the process for registering village greens, in light of the current situation in Yeadon, where a campaign to have Yeadon Banks designated as a village green continues to be challenged by developers, Leeds Group PLC, who have been seeking to prevent the application since it was submitted in 2004.

Member of Parliament for Leeds North West and Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Rugby League Group, Greg Mulholland has welcomed the announcement by the BBC Trust today that Lord Patten has instructed the BBC to review its proposals for Local Radio services. The announcement comes on the back of the Parliamentary Rugby League Group's campaign to highlight both the impact of the proposals and the way in which the BBC and BBC Trust conducted its review.

Member of Parliament for Leeds North West, former Liberal Democrat older people's spokesman and Co-Chair of the Ageing and Older People APPG Greg Mulholland, has today tabled a parliamentary motion welcoming Age UK's latest campaign 'Care in Crisis, which calls on the Government to reform the care system to ensure people in later life receive high quality care and support. Greg has previously called on the Prime Minister to welcome the campaign during Prime Minister Question Time.

Member of Parliament for Leeds North West and Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Paediatric Mobility Reform Greg Mulholland, has today tabled an EDM in support of 'Accessible Leeds', a new campaign and website which provides information on wheelchair and mobility in the city. Accessible Leeds has been set up by Leeds teenager and Whizz-Kidz ambassador, Nathan Popple, a constituent of Greg's in Leeds North West.

MP for Leeds North West, Greg Mulholland MP, has tabled a Parliamentary motion congratulating Welcome to Yorkshire on being awarded one of world tourism's highest honours, for the second year running, for their success in marketing the region to visitors from across the globe.

The region's official tourism promoter won in the World's Leading Marketing Campaign category at the World Travel Awards, fending off competition from popular and high-profile destinations such as Abu Dhabi, South Africa and Spain.

The All Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group have today revealed that following their Freedom of Information request, it has become apparent that much of the Governments so called 'industry response' is the direct work of the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA), who represent the pub companies and who were heavily criticised in the Business Innovation and Skills Select Committee report, with sections of the response resembling a BBPA report presented to the Department for Business Innovation and Skills, word for word.

Member of Parliament for Leeds North West, former Liberal Democrat older people's spokesman and Co-Chair of the Ageing and Older People APPG Greg Mulholland, has today called on the Prime Minister, during Prime Ministers Question Time, to join him in welcoming Age UK's latest campaign 'Care in Crisis, which calls on the Government to reform the care system to ensure people in later life receive high quality care and support.

Member of Parliament for Leeds North West, Greg Mulholland has today, during the statement from Secretary of State for Transport Justine Greening, on High Speed Two, called on the Minister to make sure that the legislation drafted will not only ensure that the building of phase 2 of the project to Yorkshire is guaranteed, including that both legs of the 'Y' will be built at the same time, but that is will also include guarantees that this will be completed no more than the maximum six years after the completion of phase one, as currently proposed.

Member of Parliament for Leeds North West, Greg Mulholland, has once again raised concerns with the Safe and Sustainable review of children's congenital cardiac services, during Health Questions in the House of Commons today. He called on the Government to use the opportunity presented by the delay caused by the JCPCT appeal against last year's judicial review decision, which called on the review to be 'quashed', to reconsider including children in the scope of the upcoming review of adult congenital cardiac services.