Further update 11 December 2018:

The last few days have not surprisingly produced significant interest in the Brexit debate before this week’s expected vote in Parliament. 

Update - you might be interested in the following view from a Member of the House of Lords, the Most Reverend John Sentamu, who is intending to vote for the Prime Minister's deal:

A number of constituents have been in touch about the Agriculture Bill and amendments relating to animal welfare standards and the UK's trade policy.
 

I appreciate the emails I have received from constituents about trophy hunting imports and asking me to sign Early Day Motion 1829.  As a Government Minister I cannot, by convention, sign any Early Day Motions but I do understand the concerns that have been raised.  It is important that we protec

New statistics show that last year’s cut to stamp duty has benefited over 180,000 households, helping more people onto the housing ladder.

£142 million has been saved this quarter by first-time buyers, up 12 per cent on the previous quarter and benefitting 58,800 households.

I have been contacted by a number of parents in relation to the consultation being carried out by Sharnbrook Academy Federation into admission arrangements for Lincroft Academy.

Constituents have been in regular touch about the Government's Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy and will be aware that a consultation was recently held.  I am pleased that the results of the consultation have now been published and you can read them in full here:

Constituents have been contacting me recently about the Compassion in World Farming campaign on labelling for meat and dairy products and Early Day Motion 1527.  As a Government Minister I cannot, by Parliamentary convention, sign EDMs but I do understand the depth of feeling on this issue.

I am grateful to everyone who has emailed recently about Universal Credit (UC) and note the concerns which have been raised.