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Anne-Marie Trevelyan

Noise detecting cameras launched to tackle anti-social ‘boy racers’ Matt Allan

‘Noise Camera’ that can detect rowdy drivers trial across UK Beth Franklin

An example of the damage Storm Arwen caused in the North East.

Report criticises power firms’ response to Storm Arwen Andrew Coulson

(l-r) Tom Nightingale, North East Stakeholder Manager, Equinor; Matt Beeton, CEO, Port of Tyne; Rt Hon Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Minister of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

Energy Minister gives thumbs up to plans at Port of Tyne Ross Robertson

The move will cut 1.26 million tonnes of carbon emissions a year (Shutterstock)

Halogen and fluorescent light bulbs to be banned in UK homes Group Reporter

Boris Johnson has pledged the dualling of the A1 to Scotland

Boris Johnson pledges dualling of the A1 Ben O'Connell

Anne-Marie Trevelyan, MP for Berwick upon Tweed, visits the Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust personal protective equipment factory in Cramlington where she met volunteers and joined in with making PPE for the NHS. She was accompanied on the visit by Paul Dunn, Executive Director of Finance for the trust.

News MP's praise for Northumberland PPE production hub Ian Smith