With Spring in full swing, it is a glorious reminder to get out and enjoy our wonderful countryside.

After a particularly hectic time in Westminster, I was delighted to be able to enjoy a few days rest with the family at home.

I've been talking about climate change all week after Greta Thunberg's visit - here's a short clip from the many hours of debate?

7 years ago a cross party group of MPs supported by academics and children's charities published the Independent Parliamentary Inquiry into Online Child Protection:

www.safermedia.org.uk/Images/final-report.pdf

At last week’s marathon Cabinet meeting, which went on for over seven hours, the Prime Minister and all those in attendance, myself included, made clear our utter conviction to deliver the Brexit deal which people voted for as soon as possible.  To read more about what I have been doing in Parlia

At last week’s marathon Cabinet meeting, which went on for over seven hours, the Prime Minister and all those in attendance, myself included, made clear our utter conviction to deliver the Brexit deal which people voted for as soon as possible.

Despite all the good news on falling emissions, there is of course much more progress which needs to be made, and people often ask what they can do to help. So, I thought it might be helpful if I set three things which I like to do to reduce my personal carbon footprint:
 

At the time of writing my last column, it looked like this month’s column would be the last written whilst the UK was still a member of the EU.

Two weeks ago, I would have told you that this would be my last Weekly Roundup whilst the UK was still a member of the European Union.

In all that has been happening with Brexit, you may have missed that the Chancellor delivered a Spring Statement with a great deal of good news.  To read more about this and what I have been doing in Parliament and the Constituency, click here: