BBC TV licence fee frozen for two years Monday, 17 January, 2022 The TV licence fee has been frozen for two years & will remain at £159 until 2024 before rising in line with inflation for four years as the government moves to support families in the face of rising living costs. The plans for the new licence fee settlement cover a period of six years and will take effect from 1 April 2022 until 31 March 2028. The settlement will give the corporation the... Westminster News
James Wild MP urges BBC to grow commercial income as licence fee is frozen 17th January 2022 During the Culture Secretary of State's statement announcing that the BBC Licence Fee will be frozen at £159 for the next two years, James called on the BBC to... Westminster News
James Wild MP interviewed on Times Radio 16th January 2022 James Wild MP was interviewed on Times Radio on 16 January on by Tom Newton Dunn in the new MP slot talking about his background, his role as a MP, and the... Local News
James Wild MP welcomes government closing second home tax loophole 14th January 2022 North West Norfolk MP James Wild has welcomed the government's new measures to close a tax loophole for second home owners. Owners of second homes who abuse a... Local News
MPs make compelling case for new QEH hospital to Health Secretary 13th January 2022 MPs supporting the campaign for the Queen Elizabeth hospital (QEH) to be selected one of the eight new hospitals to be built by 2030 met the Health Secretary... Local News
Get your vax straight #VAXFACTS 12th January 2022 With so much information and misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccination circulating online, Norfolk and Waveney NHS has launched a new campaign aimed at... Local News
People with a positive lateral flow test no longer required to take confirmatory PCR test 12th January 2022 From 11 January, most people with a positive lateral flow test do not need to take a confirmatory polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test to confirm they have... Westminster News
New plan to protect leaseholders and make industry pay for the cladding crisis 10th January 2022 The government has reset its approach to building safety with a bold new plan to protect leaseholders and make wealthy developers and companies pay to fix the... Westminster News
New figures reveal that 13,000 North West Norfolk homes and businesses are set to benefit from government’s Project Gigagbit rollout 6th January 2022 Newly released figures reveal that 13,160 premises in North West Norfolk are expected to benefit from the government’s Project Gigabit which aims to deliver 85%... Local News
James Wild MP backs new legislation to crack down on illegal hare coursing 5th January 2022 Plans to strengthen the powers and penalties available to tackle the barbaric practice of hare coursing were set out by the Government today. Brown hares are... Local News
