Please be aware that my office will be closed from 21st December until the 4th January. Therefore, emails may not be picked up and actioned straight away.
My website contains numbers of local services for urgent matters over the Christmas period, as well as helpful advice on coronavirus.
I will, of course, remain available to deal with the most urgent matters over this period, including in relation to transition and coronavirus.
I wish you a very happy Christmas and all the best for 2021.
This week, I spoke in the House of Commons for the Second Reading of the Nationality and Borders Bill highlighting the importance of more secure borders to put an end to the small boats crisis. The three main objectives of the Bill are: To increase
In Prime Minister’s Questions this week, the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, gave his strong support to the Dame Vera Lynn national memorial project. The project is set to raise funds to erect a permanent memorial to Dame Vera, who passed away on 18th June 2020,
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School children from Charlton Church of England Primary School and Kingsdown and Ringwould Church of England Primary School recently wrote letters to me about plastic pollution affecting the environment and animals. The letters not only covered the effect that plastic pollution has on the world,
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This week, I spoke in the House of Commons for the Second Reading of the Nationality and Borders Bill highlighting the importance of more secure borders to put an end to the small boats crisis. The three main objectives of
In Prime Minister’s Questions this week, the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, gave his strong support to the Dame Vera Lynn national memorial project. The project is set to raise funds to erect a permanent memorial to Dame Vera, who passed
The UK is a global leader in tackling climate change. Under this Government, the UK is the first major economy to have adopted a legal obligation to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Since 2000 we have reduced emissions
School children from Charlton Church of England Primary School and Kingsdown and Ringwould Church of England Primary School recently wrote letters to me about plastic pollution affecting the environment and animals. The letters not only covered the effect that plastic
Natalie Elphicke MP’s speech in the House of Commons in a debate on the Nationality and Borders Bill. You can read the debate in full here.
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