This article was originally published in City A.M.

Today’s younger voters were born after the Berlin Wall had fallen and the battle of ideas had been won for another generation.

I thought it would be useful to my constituents to set out recent changes to tax and welfare policies. 

I thought it would be helpful to set out why, despite its faults, I voted for the Cabinet’s Withdrawal Agreement last Friday. 

Last week, the Government announced that 70 projects up and down the British Coast have been awarded a total of over £36 million from a UK government fund. 

After last week’s votes in the House of Commons, I thought my constituents would like to know how I voted and why.

I recently had the opportunity to do both a ride along with local police and visit Gloucestershire Constabulary’s Force Control Room to see some of the vital behind the scenes work. Both visits gave me a valuable insight into what happens when one of my constituents calls the police.

Recently, the Government published a response to a detailed consultation on the effectiveness of enforcement against unauthorised traveller encampments. 

The EU referendum result was a vote for change, and it is for politicians to listen and act accordingly. Some of the research has shown that many Leave voters felt that globalisation had not delivered good opportunities for them and they wanted to see change.  

The EU referendum result was a vote for change, and it is for politicians to listen and act accordingly. Some of the research has shown that many Leave voters felt that globalisation had not delivered good outcomes and opportunities for them and they wanted to see change.

Recently, I had the honour of hosting a reception in the House of Commons to celebrate the success of the B Active programmes delivered through a partnership between Lucozade Ribena Suntory (LRS) and Active Community Network (ACN).