CLLR Peter Moult

31/03/2026

I’m really pleased to share that this week I’ve been appointed as a Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to Sir Alan Campbell, Leader of the House of Commons.

For those wondering what this means, a PPS is an MP who supports a member of the government with their work in Parliament. It offers valuable experience working closely with the government.

The Leader of the House of Commons has one of the broadest roles in Parliament, organising government business, setting the agenda and answering questions from MPs each week on any topic.

Importantly, this new role does not change my commitment to North West Leicestershire. I will continue to be just as available and dedicated to representing you as I have since July 2024.

21/03/2026

13/03/2026

The MP has urged ATM network LINK to reconsider their decision.

It follows the planned closure of the Lloyds Bank branch in June.

Read more: https://bbc.in/4r9L3ew

13/03/2026

Banking Hub Petition

If you've not had chance to sign my petition to help bring a Banking Hub to Coalville you can sign it online here: https://tinyurl.com/4zmnspxe or drop me an email, message or ring the office for a paper copy for you, or someone you know!

I am in the process of formalising an appeal to LINK regarding the assessment that has taken place for a Banking Hub in Coalville and will be submitting this shortly. I would urge local residents and other stakeholders, especially current customers of Lloyds, to sign my petition to help show the strength of feeling on this issue.

Email: Amanda.Hack.MP@Parliament.UK
Call: 01530 569010

13/03/2026

Today I have submitted a formal appeal to LINK regarding their Banking Hub assessment for Coalville, supported by both the local council ward members, where the closing Lloyds branch is based.

The appeal sets out the areas where I believe Coalville meets the criteria for a Banking Hub and challenges some of the assessment data used. Especially around the number of small businesses, and also highlights the number of vulnerable people within the local vicinity who rely on in-person banking services.

Below is the covering letter of the full appeal, which has been submitted to LINK.

Access to in-person banking remains vital for residents who can’t easily travel, aren’t confident online, and for small businesses that rely on cash services. The closure of Lloyds in Coalville will force people to travel further for face-to-face support and risks leaving our community behind. I will continue pushing LINK to reverse the original decision and allow a Banking Hub to be established in Coalville.