I’ve been receiving a number of emails and social media comments about a motion which the Labour Party tabled during an Opposition Day debate earlier this week.

I have been contacted by a number of local residents about the Government’s approach to reopening recreational sport and training, including swimming.

Thank you for your recent emails about food and environmental issues as well as the future of British Agriculture. 

I’ve been contacted by a number of constituents following the recent death of George Floyd, and the protests that have followed it both in the United States of America and here in the United Kingdom.

The Government have announced their plan to tackle the Coronavirus outbreak and I was pleased to hear the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care’s statement in the House yesterday (Tuesday.) Coronavirus (or Covid-19) does represent a challenge for us whether in Bosworth, across the UK, or

During the last two and a bit months since I became an MP, I have received a large amount of correspondence from constituents about the need to toughen up on sentencing for offenders enacting cruelty towards animals. I have been around animals for most of my life.

During the last month, I received a number of enquiries from constituents about animal cruelty and animal welfare and how the forthcoming Environment Bill must have provisions to ensure that those who attempt to harm animals are arrested and prosecuted. I concur with many of these sentiments.

Whilst I have been setting up my offices in Westminster and Bosworth I have been contacted by many of you concerned about the issue of climate change, I suspect that this issue will be increasingly important in the coming Parliament.

Boris Johnson has pledged to support a £2 billion scheme to boost train services between the East and West Midlands.

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