Leo Docherty MP has welcomed the news that the Conservative Government has delivered on its manifesto pledge to enshrine the historic £33.9 billion funding boost for the NHS into law.

2019 has been a packed year for me across our area, as well as in Westminster. This last week, however, has been particularly busy. 

Conservative Leo Docherty has been returned for the second time as Member of Parliament for Aldershot, Farnborough, Blackwater and Hawley. 

A statement from Leo Docherty MP on Boris Johnson's new Brexit Deal

"I’m delighted the Prime Minister has negotiated a new deal – a real Brexit deal which ensures that we take back control of our laws, our borders, and our money.

After a fantastic response in recent years, Leo Docherty MP is delighted to announce that he will once again be running a competition for local schoolchildren across Aldershot, Farnborough, Blackwater and Hawley to create an original design for his 2019 Christmas card. 

Today's Queen’s Speech set out an ambitious agenda focusing on the people's priorities - getting Brexit done, investing in our NHS, tackling violent crime and dealing with the cost of living - and getting our country back on the road to a brighter future.

BikeStart, based at Browning Barracks in Aldershot, is a social bike project raising funds for local charity The Source Young People's Charity. The project provides a sustainable source of income by refurbishing donated bikes for sale, and as a centre offering servicing, repairs and maintenance t

A number of residents have been in touch in recent days regarding Queen Elizabeth Park and the proposed work to replace Esso’s Southampton to London fuel pipeline which runs through it. I wanted to provide all residents with a brief update.

Aldershot's The Trafalgar Inn nominated by Leo Docherty MP for Parliamentary Pub of the Year 2019

Aldershot MP Leo Docherty welcomed today's announcement that, as part of the first stage of an unprecedented drive to increase numbers by 20,000 across the country, local police force Hampshire Constabulary will be able to recruit 156 new police officers next year