On Monday 8th April the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport published the long-awaited Online Harms White Paper.

Last week I participated in a series of events in Westminster and Worcestershire in support of English Tourism Week, which ran from 30 March to 7 April.  Now in its eighth year, English Tourism Week raises the profile and showcases the benefits of the tourism industry to both local communities an

On Friday 5th April I had an enjoyable visit to St Barnabas First and Middle School. I watched a Year 5 class Collective Worship session and had the pleasure of giving out Headteacher Awards before facing Year 7 students for "St Barnabas Parliamentary Question Time."

On Tuesday 2nd April 2019, I led a parliamentary debate on puppy smuggling. I have been an active campaigner on animal welfare issues since I was elected in 2015 and this was the second time I have called a debate on the matter of puppy smuggling.

Tourism is a vital industry for the UK sustaining more than 3 million jobs and the EU is one of our biggest markets for inbound tourism.

The Prime Minister announced last night that she will be meeting with Jeremy Corbyn to try and agree a plan that will enable us to leave the European Union with a deal.

Last night in Parliament on 1 April, we held the second round of indicative votes on alternative Brexit options.

I want to first address the argument advanced by some that leaving the EU with a deal is a betrayal of the referendum result. It is not. 

I have been consistently clear that I do not support having another vote on the UK’s membership of the EU at this time and my view remains unchanged.

I was delighted to attend the fundraising breakfast buffet on Saturday, hosted by the Mayor and Mayoress of Evesham. For a small contribution, we received all you can eat breakfast and the contributions went to Evesham Shopmobility, Caring Hands in the Vale and Evesham Guides.