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Artificial intelligence presents one of the defining tensions in technology policy today and is characterised by the pull between moving fast to remain...

Kenilworth Carnival returns this Saturday to celebrate its hundredth year at the heart of the town. Whether you're drawn to the floats, the funfair or simply...

The South Warwickshire Local Plan will provide an important framework for the development of housing and employment land over a 25 year period to 2050 in the...

A number of constituents have raised with me their concerns about the recent statement made by the Leader of Warwickshire County Council on what he describes as...

On Monday, the whole House sat as a Committee to scrutinise the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill – a procedure reserved for legislation of the greatest...

Last week I had the privilege of visiting war graves at Kenilworth Cemetery – a reminder that the visible history of loss in two world wars is not confined to...

The role of a Member of Parliament has many parts to it. In Westminster, MPs are asked to attend many events and to sit on various committees, as well as...

It is undoubtedly the case that the Iranian regime has long posed a threat to the UK and its allies. Iran has sponsored international terrorism and conducted...

Today I asked the PM to re-engage with the issue of compensation for those injured by Covid vaccines. I first raised this with the Prime Minister over a year...