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, 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
Yesterday I attended the Association of Convenience Stores reception in Parliament to show my support and sign the 'Local Shop' pledge, which recognises the importance of local shops in our towns and villages.
Today further details of the Environment Bill were unveiled.
The Bill is the first in a generation that will legally underpin the restoration of nature and set binding targets for improving air and water quality.
While MPs debate the Queen’s Speech, which sets out the Government’s ambitious domestic agenda for the year ahead, I want to update constituents on the very welcome news that schools throughout #Worcestershire will receive millions of pounds in additional funding from next April.
