Closure of high street services in rural areas
There will be a Westminster Hall debate on the closure of high street services in rural areas on Wednesday 5th February at 9:30am.

This Commons Library briefing paper deals with coroners' investigations and inquests in England and Wales.
Coroners' investigations and inquests (758 KB , PDF)
This briefing paper deals with the law in England and Wales. It includes information about:
A coroner must investigate a death where (s)he is made aware that the body is within that coroner’s area and (s)he has reason to suspect that:
The purpose of an investigation is to establish:
The scope of the coroner’s investigation must be widened to include an investigation of the broad circumstances of the death, including events leading up to the death in question, where this wider investigation is necessary to ensure compliance with Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights (right to life).
The Ministry of Justice has published A Guide to Coroner Services for Bereaved People (updated January 2020) to provide bereaved people with an explanation of the coroner investigation and inquest process and links to organisations that may provide help and advice.
Other Commons Library briefing papers provide further information about coroners and inquests:
Challenging coroners’ decisions, (number 00525);
Legal aid for representation at an inquest (number 04358);
The Office of the Chief Coroner (number 05721).
Coroners' investigations and inquests (758 KB , PDF)
There will be a Westminster Hall debate on the closure of high street services in rural areas on Wednesday 5th February at 9:30am.
Constituents may approach their MP stating that the holder of an honour should have this removed, due to their conduct. An MP can't arrange this, but can explain the process and perhaps support a campaign. A further Casework Article covers the process of nomination and award of honours.
Constituents may write to their MP requesting that someone be nominated or asking for support for a nomination. An MP may make a nomination, as with any member of the public. The MP would have to be familiar with the work or voluntary role the candidate is carrying out.