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Speaking in a Westminster Hall debate this week (21.03.23), Peter Gibson MP has highlighted the importance role that social mobility plays in levelling up, particularly focusing on the importance of education and skills.

Peter Gibson MP yesterday (15.03.23) supported the Firearms Bill as it passed its committee stage in the House of Commons.

Peter Gibson MP has today (15.03.23) welcomed the Government’s Budget for Growth, focused on delivering on our priorities to halve inflation, grow the economy and reduce debt so we can create better-paid jobs and opportunities across the United Kingdom, guaranteeing a better future for the next g

Peter Gibson MP has today (07.03.23) raised the issue of Hospice funding in the House of Commons and once again brought together MPs from across the Tees Valley and CEOs of Tees Valley Hospices to meet with Sam Allen, Chief Executive of the Integrated Care Board (ICB) for the North East and North

The Department for Education has confirmed that Darlington Borough Council’s bid to establish a new special free school has been approved by the Secretary of State for Education.

Peter Gibson, MP for Darlington, is championing World Book Day today, to celebrate the importance of reading for pleasure.

Peter was joined by his sidekick Seb, his reading lobster, kindly given to him by Skerne Park Academy to promote awareness about reading in schools.

Peter Gibson MP has today (28.02.23) called on the Government to go further to bring down the cost of retrofitting homes.

Darlington Borough Council will receive £1,572,227 to combat drug and alcohol misuse over the next two years 

Funding will boost services for people addicted to drugs and alcohol, helping to cut crime

This Week (01.02.23), Peter Gibson MP spoke about the need to tackle violence against women and girls in a Westminster Hall debate in Parliament on Sentencing for violence against women and girls.

The Environment Agency have undertaken an extensive clean-up of a river in Darlington.

The River Skerne, which runs through Darlington town centre, had attracted a number of complaints relating to debris in the water, over hanging shrubs and fallen trees due to recent storm damage.