A number of constituents have contacted me about the NHS Long Term Plan, which was recently announced by the Prime Minister, and waiting times.

It would be foolish to gloss over the vote last night in the House of Commons on Brexit. It was a huge vote against the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated by the Government and the EU, and historically extraordinary. Of course it’s a serious blow. 

I am grateful for the latest emails I have received about consumer credit and payday lending.
 

Parliament returned this week and provided a couple of reminders that the Conservative Government does not have a majority, and the complications of that are likely to accelerate over the next few weeks.

This week, the Prime Minister launched the Long Term Plan for the NHS – a historic moment for patients in North East Bedfordshire and across the country.

Following the decision to close Sandye Place Academy, concerns were raised by residents about the long-term future use of the site.

Following concerns raised by a number of Biggleswade rail users about the lack of station parking, North East Bedfordshire MP Alistair Burt, met with local Town Councillors Michael North, Mark Foster and Ian Bond, and Central Beds Local Councillor Steve Watkins, to discuss future plans for the ar

Constituents will be aware that the debate on the Withdrawal Agreement takes place this week and I am grateful for the continuing correspondence I am receiving.  Whilst it is not possible to respond to all emails and letters individually, please be assured that I am reading all incoming mail. 

Constituents have been in touch about horse tethering and the ‘#BreakTheChain’ campaign by the equestrian charity, HorseWorld.

The Government has now published its draft Environment (Principles and Governance) Bill and you may like to read the attached letter from the Environment Minister which provides more details: