Parking enforcement is great news 23rd October 2020 Locally, we are now into our third week of civil parking enforcement in Rother. For me, this is great news as it was one of the first local issues I campaigned... Articles
Restrictions must be proportional and justified 9th October 2020 From this week, Parliament has been given powers by Government to debate, scrutinise and vote on the individual national rules which the Government are bringing... Articles
Low Covid rate should be an advantage 25th September 2020 This week in Parliament we have seen the introduction of further national measures aimed at containing Coronavirus as we approach winter. I was in the House of... Articles
We must practice what we preach 11th September 2020 I’ve had a busy week in Parliament. I’ve spoken up for our local schools and students in a debate in the Chamber about education. I’m particularly keen to... Articles
Finally opening schools to all pupils 28th August 2020 My summer cycling constituency tour continues to take me around the beautiful coast and countryside. It’s been an absolute privilege to meet so many businesses... ArticlesLocal News
Summer cycling and stormy issues 14th August 2020 Being ‘out of the House’, I’ve decided to get on my bike for an August “Cycling Constituency Tour”. My challenge is to peddle across the 200 square miles of the... ArticlesLocal News
Eat out to help out and work out 31st July 2020 Last month, the Transport Select Committee, which I chair, issued a report recommending that the Government replace its blanket quarantine approach with a more... Articles
Evidence for face coverings should be clear 17th July 2020 Parliament is now in its final week before the summer recess. This allows for more time for constituency and constituents and less time commuting back and forth... Articles
Easing out of lockdown & re-starting the economy 3rd July 2020 The easing of the lockdown continues and has attracted much debate in Parliament. Last week, the Prime Minister gave details in the House of Commons chamber. I... Articles