75th Weekly Newsletter 1st May 2026 It’s been a busy week. Following the King’s successful state visit to the US, Parliament has now been prorogued. I’ll be out across the area in the coming days... Newsletters
74th Weekly Newsletter 24th April 2026 I am really pleased that Labour has finally U-turned on phones in schools after months of Conservative campaigning, backing a nationwide ban. This is welcome... Newsletters
73rd Weekly Newsletter 17th April 2026 As Parliament returned this week from the Easter recess, I was honoured to open the first debate in the House of Commons on SEND provision and improvement - an... Newsletters
72nd Weekly Newsletter 27th March 2026 At PMQs this week, Keir Starmer refused to answer on Britain’s energy security, instead passing responsibility to Ed Miliband. At a time of global instability... Newsletters
71st Weekly Newsletter 20th March 2026 New figures this week show the challenge facing the country: unemployment remains high, payroll jobs are falling, and young people - including in our area - are... Newsletters
70th Weekly Newsletter 13th March 2026 Labour is pressing ahead with plans to raise fuel duty for the first time in 15 years, reversing the 5p cut introduced by the Conservatives and increasing the... Newsletters
69th Weekly Newsletter 6th March 2026 We cannot ignore the world-shaking events that unfolded over the weekend in the Middle East. Iranian drone strikes have now hit RAF Akrotiri, our Sovereign Base... Newsletters
68th Weekly Newsletter 27th February 2026 68th Weekly Newsletter Two further U-turns this week mean it is now almost standard for anything this Government says to be undone at a later date. That isn’t... Newsletters
67th Weekly Newsletter 20th February 2026 67th Weekly Newsletter Parliament returns next week when the Government is set to face fresh criticism over its backward plans to give the Chagos Islands away... Newsletters