Chris Bloore
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
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- Top 1M sites
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Redditch MP on 'tearing down the biggest barrier to homeownership' with new scheme (opens the original)
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Every young person in Redditch wants a front door of their own. A place they can call theirs, in the town they grew up in, near family and friends. Yet for a whole generation, that dream has felt like a cruel joke. Hard-working nurses, factory workers, tradespeople and retail staff have done everything right. Working long hours, paying exorbitant rents, saving every spare penny. Time and again, they've watched house prices soar completely out of reach. Under the previous government, if you didn'
Redditch MP calls for walk-in mental health centre to serve the town (opens the original)
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THE people of Redditch and the Villages have been treated like second-class citizens when it comes to healthcare. We pay our taxes and we work hard, yet when our residents need urgent mental health support, they are left out in the cold by a broken system that forces them to travel outside of town just to see a specialist. Currently, Redditch has no dedicated walk-in mental health facility. When crisis strikes, people are forced into the Alexandra Hospital A&E - a busy, stressful environment tha
MP Chris Bloore - 'No child should start the school year without the basics' (opens the original)
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Let me tell you what real community looks like. It’s Councillor Sharon Harvey, dozens of volunteers, and Inspire Support Services rolling up their sleeves and turning an empty Farmfoods unit in the Kingfisher Centre into a lifeline for Redditch families. The Government has made changes to help. New rules now limit how many branded items schools can force parents to buy and that’s welcome progress. But rules on paper don’t put a jumper on a child’s back when money’s tight at the end of the month.
MP Chris Bloore on 'relentless summer' of heatwaves and maximum working temperatures (opens the original)
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This summer has been relentless. Five heatwaves, temperatures hitting 38.1°C, nearly three-quarters of England in drought. While some will tell you to simply enjoy the sunshine, I think it’s time we were honest about who actually suffers when the temperature climbs because it’s rarely the people making the decisions in air-conditioned offices. It’s the bus driver in a cab hitting 40°C with a fan that just blows hot air around, the baker standing over an oven in an unventilated kitchen, the param
MP Chris Bloore - 'Mental health shouldn't be a postcode lottery' (opens the original)
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Imagine you’re struggling, not with a bad day but with something that stops you sleeping, eating, functioning. You pluck up the courage to ask for help and you’re told to wait for months and when you can’t wait any longer, the only door open is A&E, at your lowest moment, surrounded by strangers, in a system built for physical health, not mental health. Working class communities have been forced to accept a broken status quo: endless waiting lists, then a packed A&E when crisis hits. Our NHS sta
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