My Personally Speaking column in The Sentinel (2 July 2026) One of the best things about being our MP is the chance to sit down with a cuppa and a slice of cake and hear from local people about what’s on their minds. That’s exactly what I did last Fri­day, when I held my latest cof­fee morn­ing at Aud­ley Cricket Club. Thank you to every­one who joined me and thank you to every­one who helped make it hap­pen – includ­ing those who baked a cake! Much bet­ter bakers than me… As

I took a file with your views on Local Government Reorganisation to The Office of The Prime Minister Last Thursday, I went to Downing Street to present a collection of your responses to my survey on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) and all the correspondence I've received from constituents about LGR. The voices, needs, and concerns of the people of Newcastle-under-Lyme must be heard loudly and clearly – with me as our MP, they will be. I urge my colleagues to listen. I w

I presented a petition in the House of Commons calling for the removal of Site Allocation AB2 from Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council's Local Plan. Last night, on a very hot day down in Parliament, I presented a petition to the House of Commons calling for site allocation AB2, up in Audley, to be scrapped from the Council's Local Plan. The petition was backed by more than 800 signatures from local residents and it’s important that residents are heard loudly and clearly. AB2

I held my latest Coffee Morning at Audley Cricket Club on Friday The coffee morning took place at Audley Cricket Club on Friday 19 June (Photo by Jake Wall) I held my latest coffee morning at Audley Cricket club. It's always great to see so many constituents and have a chat over a cuppa and a slice of cake. There was plenty to take away and even more to get on with! Keep an eye out for my next coffee morning or my advice surgeries near you: https://adamjogee.com/#events Pho

Oaklands Nursery School in Newcastle-under-Lyme has been confirmed as one of 18 new 'Early Years Stronger Practice Hubs' – doubling the national network to 36 and boosting school-readiness for local children. Adam Jogee alongside Oaklands Nursery School staff on a recent visit Adam Jogee, MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme, has congratulated Oaklands Nursery School on its appointment as part of the government's Early Years Stronger Practice Hub programme. The network brings together

I joined students at Sir Thomas Boughey Academy to discuss the future of social media, as the government prepares to act on its landmark national consultation The roundtable took place at Sir Thomas Boughey Academy on Friday 5 June (Photo by Jake Wall) During the government's recent social media consultation, parents, teachers and students from across Newcastle-under-Lyme wrote to me with their views, and I was keen to continue that conversation in person. On Friday, I visite

My Personally Speaking column in The Sentinel (4 June 2026) We live in the best part of the kingdom – in the heart of this island home of ours. We are strategically located between two of the UK's biggest cities, sitting on the M6 corridor, with a local train station that links directly to the capital – North Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme should be firmly on the map. This is a place of brilliant people, local businesses and institutions, and immense, untapped promise

The ‘Eyes on Waste Crime’ campaign is launched as new research reveals the scale of illegal dumping blighting communities across England People across Newcastle-under-Lyme know better than most the devastating impact waste crime can have on communities. After years of industrial-scale dumping at Walleys Quarry, local families have seen first-hand what happens when criminals put profit before public health and our environment. That is why I am backing a new national campaign –

Alsagers Bank Primary Academy, Churchfields Primary School and Our Lady and St Werburgh’s Catholic Primary School are amongst the 813 schools receiving funding across the country. I am delighted to share the fantastic news that three of our local schools are being given the resources they need to thrive. Following the Department for Education's (DfE) announcement of the successful schools list – and with confirmation from Education Minister, Josh MacAlister OBE MP – I am deli

Today the Government has announced a £120 million Ceramics Industry Support Package When I wrote to the Chancellor earlier this year, I told her we were desperate. Our ceramics industry is world-famous, and is the beating heart of our local economy – and it was being overlooked. When the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme was announced, the word "ceramics" did not appear anywhere in it, and we made it clear that the ceramics industry could not be ignored any longer. I