
Pippa on the Spring Statement
Read Pippa's reaction to the Chancellor's Spring statement
Read Pippa's reaction to the Chancellor's Spring statement
I’m thrilled that Community Energy is now included in the Great British Energy Bill. Now the government must match words with action
Pippa calls for changes to the government's Planning and Infrastructure Bill. The government must rethink its approach, listen to local communities, and put forward a plan that truly meets the needs of people and the planet.
As another round of public consultation on East West Rail closes, Ian Sollom MP has called on EWR to answer some important questions.
On Thursday I lead the debate in Parliament on the crisis in SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) education
The three LibDem MPs for Cambridgeshire are among those who have signed a letter to the government urging the establishment of a Youth Mobility Scheme between the EU and the UK
Meet James Rixon, LibDem candidate for the Histon and Impington district council ward by-election, 24th October
Pippa Heylings MP becomes Liberal Democrat Energy Security and Net Zero Spokesperson with vow to take take green issues to the heart of Westminster
Pippa took part in the Commons debate in Westminster Hall on UK priorities for COP29, the UN climate change conference, on Sep 10th
Pippa Heylings has stood down as a District Councillor for Histon, Impington and Orchard Park following her successful election as the new MP for South Cambridgeshire
Pippa Heylings MP will have a monthly column in the Cambirdge Independent. You can read the first one here
Pippa met the volunteers at the Linton lunch club which provides vital support to families during the school holidays
Pippa Heylings MP attended the public meeting organised by St Andrew's church, Sawston on August 11th
Watch Pippa Heylings MP's maiden speech in full, given to the House of Commons on July 26th
In one of their first votes in Parliament, the new Liberal Democrat MPs for Cambridgeshire have voted in support of an amendment to the King's Speech which would see action taken on sewage dumping, cost of living and the NHS