I was concerned to hear that our local branch of the Royal British Legion is under threat from a lack of members. In the last four years the numbers have dropped from around 150 to just 23.

Kenilworth Arts Festival returns for its third edition from the 20th - 29th September, with a programme of over 30 fantastic events taking place in different venues around the town.

Heritage Open Days are England’s largest festival of history and culture, with events occurring across the nation in the first two weekends of September.

Nominations for the Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Awards are now open. The purpose of the Awards is to celebrate best practice in breakfast club provision and recognise the role played by the schools, teachers, parents and children in helping them run.

It was good to meet with a number of constituents at the open surgeries I held in Wellesbourne and Kineton today. Cllr Anne Parry, Cllr Danny Kendall and Cllr Chris Mills were also there to assist those who came along from the local area.

It was great to meet David Clarke of Warwick Music Group and hear all about “pTrumpet” - an innovative plastic trumpet designed in the UK and produced by a British company

Proud to see the stunning scenery around Kenilworth and Southam being showcased today as part of today’s Tour of Britain stage 4.

The Right to Buy for council tenants introduced in the 1980s allowed many people to own the homes they and their families had grown up in.

Privileged to be invited to open the newly refurbished village hall in Lighthorne Heath this summer. It has undergone a complete refurbishment to make it a fantastic space for local residents of all ages to use.

Congratulations to pupils across the constituency who received their A-Level results today. The excellent results in this area are testament to the hard work of pupils, teachers and schools and the support of parents. I wish all pupils good luck as they move on to the next stage.