In Parliament

In yesterday's debate on local radio, Dean made a strong case for the need to preserve local news in local media outlets. Using BBC Three Counties Radio as an example, the MP asked how such stations could truly call themselves local without their ability to deliver local news.

Watford MP Dean Russell has signed up to become more Disability Confident. 

Dean attended the National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast and was joined by local Watford faith leaders Reverend George Watt and Pastor Ato Adedoyin. The main speaker was Dr Amy Orr-Ewing, who is an honorary lecturer at the University of Aberdeen School of Divinity.

Dean Russell, MP for Watford, expressed his thanks and appreciation to local news outlets in the Digital Markets Competition and Consumers Bill Committee for their invaluable work in providing local news to Watford residents and the wider community. 

Health Secretary Steve Barclay announced the go-ahead for a fully funded new state of the art hospital on the Watford General site.

Watford based funeral directors M. K. Ginder & Sons were invited to 10 Downing Street having been nominated by local MP Dean Russell as a ‘Local Business Champion.’

I was pleased to ask the Prime Minister a question today during PMQ's.

Local MP Dean Russell joined pupils from Nascot Wood Primary School for a Q+A after they were given a tour of Parliament.

I welcome this extensive set of measures to improve buses across the country.

I asked the Minister if he agrees with my recent ten-minute rule Bill on ensuring that bus users everywhere are consulted when timetable changes are planned so that they have their voices heard.

For the past two years, I have had the privilege of attending the Josh Hanson memorial football tournament at the Watford football club training ground.