Constituents continue to contact me about the draft Environment Bill and I am grateful for the emails I have received on the #LetNatureSing and ‘Nature Needs You’ campaigns.

I voted last night to support the Letwin-Cooper Bill which requires the Government to seek an extension to the Article 50 process and avoid a no-deal Brexit.

The Government has today announced that Biggleswade Station will receive a share of £300m of funding to improve accessibility.

I have been contacted by constituents with concerns about ensuring that the NHS has the staff it needs once we have left the European Union.

I have received a number of emails similar to the one below:

“I am writing to you to ask you to give the people the final say on the Brexit deal.

Two things emerged most clearly from the statement by the Prime Minister last night, as she attempted to break the logjam surrounding Brexit.

Constituents may find the following letter and accompanying information from the Home Secretary helpful:

Another week in Parliament as we wrestle, on the nation’s behalf, with the issue which is now consuming us all.

Thank you to everyone from NE Beds who has written and messaged with their views in the past 24 hours or so.

Thank you to those constituents who have continued to email me regarding future trade deals and protection of public services.

At International Trade questions on 14 March, the Secretary of State said: