It is a huge honour to represent in Parliament the place where you live, and the voters of the Kenilworth and Southam constituency have given me that honour once again.  I expect that for every candidate, win or lose, the most prevalent feeling on hearing the number of votes cast for you is one o

Last night's attack in Finsbury was a reminder of the need for us to stand together against terrorism - whoever it comes from and whoever it is directed at. We grieve with the victims and their families together.

It is a huge privilege to be re-elected to represent the people of Kenilworth and Southam. It’s the third time that I have been given this honour and I feel that sense of privilege and of responsibility as keenly this time as I did when I was first elected.

Last night there was another terrible attack on our way of life and this morning we grieve again with those affected. We should recognise too the tremendous professionalism and heroism of those who responded to it and remain determined to defeat those responsible for it.

I was delighted to join students from Kenilworth School and Sixth Form to break the Guinness World Record for the “Largest Human Image of a Bicycle”. 

Congratulations to all the nominees and winners at the 2017 Worthies Awards in Kenilworth. The awards – now in their second year – showcase outstanding businesses, organisations and individuals in Kenilworth. 

My thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by the terrible incident in Manchester last night.

I will be speaking at public meetings across the constituency. Please come along and put questions to me.

For those of you interested to know my views on Brexit, here they are:

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and I want to raise awareness about this important health issue.