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Smacking children “is physical assault & should be banned” – George 

Posted on: 16th October 2025

West Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly MP, Andrew George, is calling on the government to ban the smacking of children. He joined constituent and abuse survivor, Caroline Eshghi, who’s campaign he’s been supporting at an NSPCC and Barnardo’s meeting in Parliament this week. The charities are leading an initiative supported by 300 leading experts […]

Newspaper Column – The Cornishman – 13/10/25

Posted on: 13th October 2025

Column for week commencing 13th October 2025 – Andrew George MP  There’s a 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐀𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐅𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐥  next Friday, 24th October – 12pm to 6pm At Humphry Davy School, Penzance  An array of local charities, advice agencies and support put together. The Festival will celebrate the talent and kindness of our community organisations.  Family-friendly, it offers […]

Newspaper Column – The Voice – 08/10/25

Posted on: 8th October 2025

  We were all appalled by the attack on the Synagogue in Manchester last week. Oue thoughts are with the victims, the victims’ families and friends, our emergency services and the entire Jewish community.   We must all work to combat the rising tide of antisemitism, of islamophobia, of intolerance and of prejudice in our society.  […]

Newspaper Column – The Cornishman – 08/10/25

Posted on: 8th October 2025

We were all appalled by the shocking attack on the Synagogue in Manchester last week. Our thoughts with the victims, the victims’ families and friends, our emergency services and the entire Jewish community.   We must all work to combat the rising tide of antisemitism, of islamophobia, of intolerance and of prejudice in our society. A […]

Newspaper Column – The Voice – 08/10/25

Posted on: 8th October 2025

We were all appalled by the attack on the Synagogue in Manchester last week. Oue thoughts are with the victims, the victims’ families and friends, our emergency services and the entire Jewish community.   We must all work to combat the rising tide of antisemitism, of islamophobia, of intolerance and of prejudice in our society.  Some […]

Newspaper Column – The Voice – 03/10/25

Posted on: 3rd October 2025

Parliament came back on Monday, and there’s much to catch up on after a busy August away from the green benches. Amongst a thousand matters on the ‘to-do’ will be the increasingly frantic behind-the-scenes discussions as Chancellor Reeves prepares for her Autumn Budget. She must still find something to plug the estimated £20-£50 billion black […]

Newspaper Column – The Voice – 01/10/25

Posted on: 1st October 2025

The decision to close Lloyds Bank in Penzance is wrong-headed. It comes exactly 100 years after the Bank took over the western part of the Market House. It’s sadly typical of a mentality which pervades modern, remote centralised management. Services become estranged from the public based on a naive self-confidence in digital systems.  I’ve already […]

Newspaper Column – The Cornishman – 30/09/25

Posted on: 30th September 2025

The decision to close Lloyds Bank in Penzance is wrong-headed. It comes exactly 100 years after the Bank took over the western part of the Market House. It’s sadly typical of a mentality which pervades modern, remote centralised management. Many essential service providers have become estranged from the public who’ve based their strategic planning on […]

Andrew George MP statement on Lloyds Bank Penzance branch 

Posted on: 29th September 2025

Andrew George MP statement on Lloyds Bank Penzance branch  Commenting on the announcement that Lloyds Bank will close its branch in Penzance in January 2026, local MP, Andrew George said:  “This decision is especially disappointing for Penzance, where the old bank has been a predominant presence in the market house in the heart of town […]

Newspaper Column – The Voice – 29/09/25

Posted on: 29th September 2025

Parliament came back on Monday, and there’s much to catch up on after a busy August away from the green benches. Amongst a thousand matters on the ‘to-do’ will be the increasingly frantic behind-the-scenes discussions as Chancellor Reeves prepares for her Autumn Budget. She must still find something to plug the estimated £20-£50 billion black […]