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I’m deeply disappointed A34 improvements were not included in the Road Investment Strategy 3, but I will keep pushing for safer roads for all affected communities.

Lee Dillon MP continues his campaign for horse and rider road safety, presenting a cross-party backed petition in Parliament.

The 10-year anniversary of the British Horse Society’s Dead Slow campaign shows why awareness and education remains vital today.

Too many riders are forced onto dangerous roads because bridleways are unusable, fixing that is crucial to safer roads for all.

After sustained campaigning, Chieveley has been formally included in a national A34 safety study – a major step toward long-overdue improvements.

The Westminster Hall debate on Horse and Rider Road Safety highlighted the risks faced by horse and riders on our roads.

I met with Network Rail at Thatcham Level Crossing to discuss long-standing issues that residents have raised time and again, and to set out the work already underway to push for change.