Global Burton and Uttoxeter

I voted to leave the EU back in 2016, as did 63% of voters in Burton and Uttoxeter. At the December 2019 General Election, I committed to backing the Prime Minister’s deal which allowed the UK to leave the EU as quickly as possible. I was pleased to shortly after my election vote for the Prime Minister's deal in Parliament and leave as scheduled on 31st January 2020.

During the election campaign, I also pledged to unlock the potential of the UK following Brexit and support local businesses harness the benefits of Britain being a single, sovereign trading nation once again. Burton and Uttoxeter has many large-company household brands to unique Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), not to mention the brewery sector, and I am working to support local entrepreneurs and businesses to take up new opportunities to trade and export globally.

News

INTERNATIONAL TRADE SECRETARY VISITS MOLSON COORS BURTON BREWERY WITH KATE GRIFFITHS MP

Friday, 10 September, 2021

The UK Government’s International Trade Secretary, the Rt Hon Liz Truss MP, visited Molson Coors Brewery in Burton today (Friday 10th September), accompanied by local MP, Kate Griffiths, to see for herself the significant investment going into the site to expand canning capabilities to support a

Kate Griffiths MP welcomes new investment from Molson Coors into Burton worth £25million

Tuesday, 29 June, 2021

Kate Griffiths MP visits Molson Coors site in Burton to hear for herself the new investment and project line they are launching worth £25million.

Kate Griffiths MP pays visit to local farmer ahead of Back British Farming Day 2020

Wednesday, 9 September, 2020

Burton and Uttoxeter’s MP, Kate Griffiths, has paid a visit to Atkin Farms in Field, near Uttoxeter ahead of Back British Farming Day 2020. Kate met with Rob Atkin and his team who are working their way through the harvest season to hear about current issues affecting the agricultural sector.

Burton Brexit Bitter arrives in Westminster

Friday, 31 January, 2020

In Burton there are 12 breweries, 104 pubs and over 5000 people employed in the beer and pub sector. It truly is the brewing capital of the UK. The economic and social contribution that the beer and pub industry make to the UK is enormous.