It was great to be able to meet and congratulate Mid Worcestershire resident Sara and her family to UK Parliament today, having made the journey to attend The Countryside Alliance's reception where they were announced the Midlands' winner of the Countryside Alliance's Local Food and Drink Award!

This week I gave my support to a campaign which seeks to recognise young people’s talent and to help develop opportunities for young adults across the country who are entering the workforce for the first time.

This evening I presented a petition to the House of Commons on behalf of Mid Worcestershire residents who have called for the UK to host next year’s international conference on tackling climate change.

This week I asked the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care what the Government was doing to support the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Trust given the additional pressures it has whilst in Special Measures.

Last week, MPs voted on a motion that would have set aside Parliamentary time to debate ways to prevent a ‘no deal’ exit from the European Union.

As I am sure many will be aware, I have received hundreds of emails and letters about the Conservative Party Leadership election contest from residents who have taken the time to get in touch with their thoughts.

Yesterday, during Business Questions, I asked for a debate in Parliament to celebrate and show thanks to the individuals who help put on community festivals right across the country, including Droitwich Spa’s very own Patrick Davis who started the annual Droitwich Spa Food and Drink Festival.

Earlier this week, I took a photo with the MS Society and pics of MS sufferers George, Alba, Liz and Bethen to show my support to the #StopMS campaign, as part of the MS Society UK's event in UK Parliament to raise the profile and importance of research into MS.

Yesterday I welcomed the Government's net zero announcement, which will see Britain's contribution to climate change end by 2050. This announcement will safeguard our natural environment, improve air quality and promote clean-tech jobs, both in Worcestershire and across the country. Residents acr

On Wednesday I met with local farmers at the Houses of Parliament and backed a campaign to highlight the farming, food and drink industry’s contribution to the local economy and environment.