Since the last election, I have been busy inside and outside Parliament serving my constituents of Mid Worcestershire.

I have pulled together a video of some of the highlights of what has been a fascinating, unpredictable and historic term.

Yesterday marked John Bercow's last day as the Speaker and I had the privilege of being the teller and reader (a government whip who counts the number of people who pass through the lobbies during votes) relating to vote on the annual canvass of the electoral roll.

Yesterday, after several previous attempts, Parliament finally voted to hold a General Election on Thursday 12 December.

We had a very good annual dinner of the Mid Worcestershire Conservative Association this weekend at the Wood Norton Hotel.

You may be aware that over the weekend, we had an exceptional amount of rain in Worcestershire and river levels peaked across the region.

River Avon in Evesham peaked yesterday and Crown Meadow is largely flooded.

I welcome the news that railway journey times between Worcester and London will be reduced by the end of the year.

Yesterday, for the first time in the UK House of Commons, MPs embraced a deal for us to leave the EU. Finally, a majority has been found in support of the Prime Minister's #WithdrawalAgreementBill.

Here is my statement on another important week for #Brexit in Parliament when we will have the opportunity to vote on the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated by the Prime Minister. I shall be doing everything I can this week to #GetBrexitDone

It was a pleasure to talk to local Business leaders at a Business Breakfast hosted by the The Wood Norton Hotel in Evesham last Friday. We had a constructive discussion about Brexit and a range of other local and national matters.

Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has negotiated a new deal with the EU.