Beer taxation and its impact on pubs
The Government should help the pub industry by stopping unfair competition from supermarkets and reducing tax on draught and keg beer.
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Levitt calls for Council rethink on Easton House (2 July 2009)
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Appalled that Glossop may be about to lose a significant improvement in local health care, Tom Levitt MP has asked High Peak Borough Council to reconsider its insistence on one...
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High Peak MP tells local authorities to heed statutary deafblind guidance (2 July 2009)
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 High Peak MP Tom Levitt hosted a Parliamentary reception on 30 June held by Sense, the national deafblind charity to mark the reissue of the Deafblind Guidance by the Government....
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MPs and Second Jobs (1 July 2009)
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A statement by Tom Levitt MP: Today (1 July 2009) is the deadline for MPs to declare their income from all sources and how much time they spend earning money...
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Heritage Crafts Association Welcome Peak MP's Support (30 June 2009)
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The Culture Minister, Barbara Follet has lent her support to work safeguarding and encouraging the transmission to new generations of traditional crafts skills in this country. Speaking at an adjournment...
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Tom Levitt MP supports campaign to improve disabled children’s health services (30 June 2009)
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 High Peak MP Tom Levitt has shown his support for improving disabled children’s health services by attending a Parliamentary reception organised by the campaigning organisation Every Disabled Child Matters. EDCM’s...
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Levitt Welcomes Extra Legal Help for Struggling Homeowners (22 June 2009)
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Tom Levitt MP has welcomed the news that High Peak is amongst the areas that will benefit immediately from new Government services to reduce home repossessions. Housing Minister John Healey...
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Levitt warns voluntary sector - ten per cent Tory cuts will threaten funding (21 June 2009)
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Speaking at a Question Time debate at the v-inspired 'Generation Digital' conference in Birmingham, High Peak MP Tom Levitt has warned the voluntary sector of funding cuts which would follow...
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MP backs teachers’ campaign (22 June 2009)
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Local MP Tom Levitt has told High Peak teachers that they are right to raise concerns about the SATs tests which children take towards the end of their primary school...
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Contribution to: "Festival and Fringe Supplement" (31 May 2009)
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 High Peak's MP Tom Levitt will be putting politics to one side when he steps up to the microphone three times during the Buxton Festival Fringe to indulge his passion...
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MP to take up case of disappearing sieve maker (30 May 2009)
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 High Peak MP Tom Levitt has pledged his support for a local craftsman to help prevent his skills being lost forever. Mike Turnock, from Whaley Bridge, is the last practising...
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Smart Meters help save money on fuel bills (26 May 2009)
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Tom Levitt MP says thousands of people in High Peak will benefit from the roll-out of smart meters that took a step closer last week. The government has set out...
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Local MP calls for greater recognition for the UK’s six million carers (23 May 2009)
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Local MP Tom Levitt has teamed up with TV and radio presenter Jonathan Dimbleby to support this year’s Carers Week (8-14 June). They will be celebrating the contribution made by...
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MP launches bill to give legal powers to the Commission for the Compact (19 May 2009)
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Tom Levitt MP, chair of the influential All Party Parliamentary Group on the Community and Voluntary Sector today presented a 10 minute rule bill to give legal powers to the...
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Bill launched to reverse damaging changes to water charges (13 May 2009)
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“Stop being part of the problem – start being part of the solution.” That was the message a dozen Labour MPs sent to United Utilities, which provides water services to...
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 Tom holds regular advice surgeries throughout the constituency - no appointment necessary....
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Communications Allowance (29 June 2009)
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As Parliament moves to legislate on MPs’ expenses and behaviour, putting us in a category all of our own, let me say a word about the Communications Allowance (CA) which...
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An Active MP (22 June 2009)
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The ongoing saga of expenses continues to divert MPs’ attention away from our first duty, which is to serve our constituents. I have never forgotten this, in the month that...
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Choosing a Speaker (15 June 2009)
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Parliament is again the centre of attention as we consider who our next Speaker will be. I have decided which will not be getting my vote but I have not...
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This is a time for humility: last week’s election results were disastrous for Labour. The expenses scandal, coming when so many people are suffering the uncertainty or reality of recession,...
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Restoring Trust in Politics (1 June 2009)
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Democracy, whilst imperfect, is too important for us to allow it to be fatally damaged by current concerns over MPs, their expenses and the trust the public have in them....
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Parliament Looking Forward (25 May 2009)
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My record on Parliamentary expenses is now on my web site and has been scrutinized by a major national newspaper. I have replied to dozens of correspondents about the matter...
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Statement on MPs’ Expenses (18 May 2009)
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I wanted to celebrate ten years of the minimum wage this week but events have clearly overtaken me. The MP expenses row raises three questions: are the rules adequate? Were...
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On Bills – and bills (11 May 2009)
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Next week I will be presenting a Private Members’ Bill to Parliament. This is something I have not done before, having never been lucky in the annual ballot for Private...
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Gurkhas, Iraq – and Expenses (4 May 2009)
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“May you live in interesting times” is an old Chinese curse. After last week, I know why! The Commons rejected the Government’s response to the High Court on the rules...
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The Budget Aftermath (27 April 2009)
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Those who write off the Chancellor’s budget are determined to talk our economy down. Of course economists disagree with each other: like lawyers, that’s their job. But the CBI backed...
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Tackling Burglary (20 April 2009)
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Crime is amongst people’s greatest fears even though figures show it is clearly falling. High Peak is a low crime area. You are now less likely to be a victim...
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The e-media age (13 April 2009)
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An online friend said to me the other day that Facebook should focus on what you talk about with your mates down at the pub, not on politics. Sad as...
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On finance and football (6 April 2009)
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What had last week’s G20 summit got to do with us? It’s a fair question. As world leaders and celebrities mingled and protestors vented their spleens at the bankers, what...
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Celebrations are in order (30 March 2009)
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Whilst world leaders address the world’s economic problems in London this week, there are causes for celebration not too far away. This week marks the tenth anniversary of the National...
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The 21st Century Welfare State (23 March 2009)
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The welfare state is a proud British invention. In the past, it provided a safety net to help the poorest and least fortunate avoid destitution. In the 21st century role...
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Supporting the British Pub (16 March 2009)
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 My office has been inundated with campaign cards and emails from people who say that pubs are having a hard time – and so they are. There are many...
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