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

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has announced the allocation of a further £46 million for the Rough Sleeping Initiative fund to support those sleeping rough and those at risk in 246 local authorities across England.  Of this, £383,323 has been awarded to Bedford Borough

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:

With great sadness I resigned from the Government last night.

Having accepted the result of the Referendum, I have worked and voted consistently for the best outcome for the country and constituency, which is to leave the EU with a good arrangement for the future.

I have received a considerable number of emails today asking me to vote to revoke Article 50.

I am not persuaded that revoking Article 50 is the best current option.