Alistair Burt has welcomed news that children and young people in NE Bedfordshire are to benefit from additional mental health support. 

A number of constituents have emailed me recently about 'no deal' Brexit. As I have previously made clear, I share the concerns about a ‘no deal’ Brexit, and have consistently opposed the idea.

Alistair Burt is contacting schools across NE Bedfordshire to encourage students to take advantage of a new railcard for 16 and 17 year olds that is soon to be launched by the Government.

I have received a number of letters regarding a case regarding a Court ruling on abortion for a lady with learning difficulties.

I have had a number of constituents write about arms exports and Saudi Arabia.

I have had lots of emails about animal cruelty sentencing.

I understand your concerns on this issue and I agree that there is no place in this country for animal cruelty. I want to make sure that those who abuse animals are met with the full force of the law.

There has been a number of campaign emails coming in with regard to dementia care.

A number of constituents have contacted me about the future of the TV licence fee for pensioners over 75 years of age.

The BBC’s decision to stop funding free TV licences for all over 75s from June 2020 is very disappointing.

Along with colleagues from all sides of the House, I was pleased to add my name to this letter to the Chancellor calling for fairer funding for our schools. The f40 group represents 42 English local authorities, including Central Bedfordshire Council, with historically low funding for education.

Thank you to those who have contacted me about plastic pollution in UK rivers.