Supporting Our Local Farmers

Supporting our farming industry and the wider rural economy is vitally important.

Ensuring a thriving local economy, protecting our countryside and environment and making our waterways cleaner for future generations are key priorities for our community.
That’s why I want to hear your views on how we can back our rural community more right here in Hazel Grove Constituency.
We’re already:-

  • Boosting payments and cutting-edge technologies to farmers, to make it easier for our local farming industry to thrive by expanding farming schemes this Summer.
  • Putting 1,280 police on the beat in Greater Manchester to tackle rural crimes, including many right here in Hazel Grove Constituency.
  • Empowering police officers to respond to livestock worrying incidents, making it easier to seize and detain dogs to prevent further attacks.
  • Investing £150 million in communities like ours to fund local pubs and sports venues, and cutting business rates to help local business owners in our area.


But we can do more. So, let me know what your priorities are here in Hazel Grove Constituency.


With your help, we can continue to support our rural community and make it an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.


Making sure our streets are safe, our water is clean, the rural economy is fit for the future, and our landscape is protected.


My team and I will read every response. And your views will help to shape what happens next in Hazel Grove constituency.


It takes just sixty seconds to fill in the survey below.

Hazel Grove constituency Rural Survey

  • Hazel Grove constituency Rural Survey
  • Rishi Sunaks five priorities
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Our local farming industry is so important to our community here in Hazel Grove constituency. That’s why we’re massively expanding schemes to boost payments and speed-up cutting-edge technologies to local farmers this summer.
1.1 Which one of the following incentives from the expanded schemes do you think will most benefit farming in our community?
1.2 Should current labelling laws be reviewed to ensure consumers have clearer information about which farm their food comes from?
Since 2019, we’ve put 1,280 more police on our streets in Greater Manchester. To tackle rural crime, and make sure everyone feels
safe in our community.
1.3 Have you experienced or witnessed any form of rural crime in the past 12 months?
1.4 If yes, which of the following have you encountered?
1.5 What measures would you like to see to reduce rural crime in our community?
We’ve introduced our Plan for Water, the largest infrastructure investment in water company history. Which options do you feel will be most effective at improving water quality in our area? Order the priorities by dragging Weight
Extra investment to keep sewage out of our water
Better monitoring of water quality
Unlimited fines for polluters
Re-invest the fines back into improving our environment