Last night a historic vote was held on the Withdrawal Agreement that the Prime Minister has agreed with the European Union and a majority of MPs voted against the deal. 

On Monday 7th January, the Prime Minister announced the Government’s long-term plan for the NHS.

Last year was a hugely eventful one in Westminster and in Worcestershire. As we embark on what will undoubtedly be another busy 12 months, it is a pleasure to share a short video review of 2018.

The following statement sets out my initial response to the Draft Withdrawal Agreement and Framework for Future Relationship Framework.

I attended an event hosted by Dogs Trust at the House of Commons this week where the charity called on the government to take urgent action to end the cruel practice of puppy smuggling. I held a debate on this issue in Parliament earlier this year and have been an advocate in Westminster for anim

I had a busy weekend around the constituency. After joining the Tesco Food Collection on Friday, I met students and teachers at St Andrew's School in Evesham.

Between Thursday and Saturday, Tesco held their annual food collection in partnership with The Trussell Trust and FareShare.

On Friday 23rd November the Stalking Protection Bill cleared the final two hurdles in the House of Commons – the Report Stage and Third Reading – and I spoke during both debates in support of the Bill’s passage.

I was in the House of Commons on Friday 23rd November to speak in a debate on the Parking (Code of Practice) Bill, which was in its final stages in the Commons before being passed for consideration to the House of Lords.