Nuneaton’s MP Marcus Jones has welcomed new figures showing 151,000 more people in work across the West Midlands region since Labour were last in power and a record level of employment across the UK as a whole – with over 2.3 million more people enjoying the security of a job than in 2010.

Nuneaton’s voice in Parliament, Marcus Jones, has recently held talks with the Rail Minister Claire Perry to get the NUCKLE rail project back on track.

My prime responsibility as Member of Parliament for Nuneaton is to play my part in securing the defence of our country and ensuring the personal safety of all of my constituents and people throughout the UK.

Nuneaton MP Marcus Jones has welcomed the publication of today’s Strategic Defence and Security Review – a comprehensive plan to back our Armed Forces, counter-terrorism police and intelligence agencies with the resources they need.

Marcus Jones, the MP for Nuneaton, has welcomed new figures showing 1,100 new apprenticeships were started by people in Nuneaton last year. In total 4,880 new apprenticeships have been started in the town since 2010 – meaning more young people getting the skills they need for a successful and secure future.

Nuneaton’s MP Marcus Jones has welcomed new figures today showing the number of people in Nuneaton claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance and Universal Credit while not in employment has fallen by 305 - a 55 per cent drop – since 2010.

With winter on the way, local MP Marcus Jones has called on local people to ensure they are taking advantage of free help and support with energy bills.

The MP for Nuneaton, Arley and Hartshill, Marcus Jones, has called on the Planning Committee at North Warwickshire Borough Council to reject the Daw Mill planning application submitted by Harworth Estates.

Nuneaton’s hardworking MP, Marcus Jones, has welcomed new figures showing that 60 people in Nuneaton have been helped off benefits and supported to start their own business thanks to the Government’s New Enterprise Allowance scheme.

Nuneaton’s MP, Marcus Jones, has welcomed new figures showing that unemployment in Nuneaton has fallen by 54% over the last five years and wage growth continuing to out-pace inflation. There are now nearly 1,600 fewer people in Nuneaton claiming out of work benefits compared to 2010.