Weekly Newsletters

 Dear Constituent, It’s been another full week focused on the issues that matter most to people here in our constituency.

 Dear Constituent, This week has seen a lot of activity both in Parliament and across our constituency, with a clear focus on the issues that matter most to local people. At the centre of my work is making sure your voice is heard and that national decisions reflect the reality on the

Dear Constituent, BREAKING: The Assisted Dying [End of Life] Bill has today passed its Third Reading in the House of Commons by a narrow majority of just 23 votes. I voted against the Bill due to the serious lack of safeguards.

Dear Constituent, Thank you for taking the time to read my latest update. This past week has shown, once again, just how much our towns and villages achieve when people pull together.

Dear Constituent, Parliament was sitting again this week following the Whitsun recess, and I’ve returned to Westminster with my same clear focus: making sure that the voices of people across our constituency are not just heard, but acted upon. Time and again, residents tell me they feel ig

Dear Constituent, With Parliament in recess, I’ve been fully focused on constituency work - supporting local groups, championing community causes, and addressing the issues that matter most to residents across the Farnham and Bordon constituency. It’s been a packed and productive week on t

Dear Constituent, This afternoon marks the end of another parliamentary session as we enter Whitsun Recess.

Dear Constituent, Apologies that this update is arriving later than planned. I’ve been in Parliament all day for the Report Stage of the Assisted Dying Bill - a complex and emotional issue.

Dear Constituent, This week, as we marked 80 years since Victory in Europe Day, I’ve been reflecting on the values of service, sacrifice and community that defined a generation, and how much they still matter today. From Bordon to Haslemere, Liphook to Farnham, and everywhere in between, c

Dear Constituent, This past week, I’ve continued to focus on the issues that affect our daily lives - connectivity, care, accountability, and community. In Westminster, I delivered my first speech at the dispatch box on behalf of His Majesty’s Opposition, marking Parkinson’s Awareness Mont