Recently,  I signed the End our Pain letter to the Prime Minister urging him to make  medical cannabis available on NHS Prescription.

Last week I visited Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service. It was great to hear about all the vital work they do to keep us safe.

West Midlands Train have failed to meet contractual performance levels for several months, so I am requiring them to spend £20m to deliver a package of service improvements and compensate passengers for the poor performance they have suffered.

Last week, I met with Paul Maynard, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Department for Transport, Councillors and Executives from Stratford District Council to discuss how we can ensure the future of Wellesbourne Airfield as an essential site in the general aviation network.

Last week was Village Halls Week, an annual and national celebration of rural and community spaces and the people who dedicate time and passion to keep them going.  Village halls can often provide the only place to meet within a rural community, providing vital and diverse support to improve the

Meeting with Professor Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Warwick, last week.

Great to visit Wellesbourne CE Primary and Nursery School in the constituency recently and speak with members of the Senior Leadership Team and the Chair of Governors.

Today is World Cancer Day.

A day that unites all people and groups who want to help raise awareness and beat cancer.

The goal is for 3 out of 4 people to survive cancer by 2034, but the sooner we can get there the better.

Catch up meeting with Rose Winship, Head of Cultural Services at Warwick District Council, in Kenilworth today.

Last week I spoke at the Henry Jackson Society’s launch of their Paper Free to be Extreme, a paper that supports a framework for technology companies to tackle extremist content on their platforms.

It’s an interesting contribution to the debate on how we stay safer online.