Hydrogen has the potential to be a key part of the transition to net zero. It was great to learn more about this at an event in the House of Commons today.
Following my conversations with residents in Walton Court on Saturday about disruption caused by HS2, I asked Department for Transport minister Richard Holden MP to insist contractors reduce the harm they're causing local people. HS2 say they want to be a good neighbour; they need to prove it
Thoroughly enjoyed popping into Bedgrove Infant School’s rescheduled summer fete. A great turnout, with lots of fun activities for the children. Good to meet headteacher Miss Lawrence & chat to teachers on the stalls. Easy to see why this is such a popular local school!
It was great to meet local lorry driver Scott McEvoy this afternoon. He's starting the 1- year countdown to a 1000 mile bike ride covering the entire length of the UK, from John o'Groats to Land's End - and he plans to do it in just ten days.
Good to join other Bucks MPs for a call with Healthwatch Bucks. Healthwatch's job is to ensure patients' views are heard - and acted on - by local health and social care services. Find out more, and let them know what you think, via healthwatchbucks.co.uk
A fascinating day at DSEI defence and security show with the Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme. After spending time with Royal Navy and Royal Air Force my focus this year is UKStratCom.
Too many people are still waiting too long for cancer care. So I was pleased to hear Department of Health and Social Care - DHSC minister Will Quince MP emphasise the importance of speeding up diagnosis & treatment, at an event hosted by Macmillan Cancer Support in the House of Commons.
Today is Back British Farming Day - I was pleased to show my support for our local farmers at an event in the House of Commons and to wear the wheatsheaf badge.
Food security is vital to our country, so I'm determined to see British farming thrive.
The escape of a prisoner from Wandsworth jail last week has rightly drawn a lot of public concern and attention. At Justice questions in the House of Commons, I suggested this would be a good time to start a broader debate on the role of prisons in society.
