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Local MP Alan Mak has called on the Labour Government to protect Northern Ireland veterans.

Local MP Alan Mak has joined Royal British Legion volunteers on Hayling Island to raise funds for the 2025 Poppy Appeal.He spent time selling poppies with Angela Hopkins' RBL Hayling Branch team at the Lidl store in Manor Road, which he does every year.Earlier Mr Mak met up with Havant area Pop

Local MP Alan Mak has joined volunteers and supporters of the Royal British Legion to officially launch the 2025 Poppy Appeal in the Havant Constituency.He met up with Havant area Poppy Appeal Lead Andy Carter MBE and RBL Havant Branch President Chris Atkinson to launch the local appe

Local MP Alan Mak has attended the rededication of a statue of former American President Ronald Reagan.

Local MP Alan Mak has opposed any plans to further delay council elections.The Labour Government is reportedly considering a second delay to local elections that have already been postponed this year and are now scheduled to take place in May 2026.There are fears that millions of people may be denie

Local MP Alan Mak has urged residents to sign his petition against asylum seeker housing being provided anywhere in the Havant Constituency.This follows plans by the Labour Government to house asylum seekers, some of whom may have entered the country illegally, in Waterlooville town centre.The

Local MP Alan Mak has urged Lloyds and the Halifax not to close branches in Havant.

Local MP Alan Mak has confirmed his support for Britain leaving the European Convention on Human Rights.He said that the Conservative pledge to leave was the only way to protect our borders, our veterans, and our democracy.The Conservatives asked Shadow Attorney General Lord Wolfson KC to carry

Local MP Alan Mak has urged residents to send in their nominations for his 10th annual Havant Constituency Small Business and Community Awards.With just a few weeks to go until the deadline, he has issued a rallying call to help him shine a spotlight on brilliant businesses and local heroes who go t

Local MP Alan Mak has urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves not to scrap the two-child benefit cap in the November budget.He said lifting the cap would be financially irresponsible and also unfair to those who are in work and being hit by the cost of living crisis under Labour.The cap was introduced in 201