I have dealt with almost 5,000 constituency cases since my election. Click here to get in touch.
On the side of the patient calling for more effective regulation of Doctors and better health outcomes. Click here to read more.
I am a member of the Public Accounts Committee which securitises Government spending. Click here to read more.
Preventing avoidance to reduce tax for small businesses and ordinary families. Click here to read more.
In town centres up and down the country, derelict and empty buildings are a blight on the local landscape and a drag on plans for regeneration. In Wisbech, abandoned houses and commercial properties can have a knock on effect local businesses and can also attract associated problems of anti-social behaviour and vandalism. Councils have powers …
Read More →Following a Public Accounts Committee hearing on 16/05/13 where I had an opportunity to question Matt Brittin, Google’s vice-president for northern and central Europe on tax avoidance, I was invited to discuss this on Jeff Randall Live on Sky.
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Last week I held very positive discussions with Housing Minister Mark Prisk to discuss how the Government can support the ongoing campaign for a clampdown on overcrowded housing and unscrupulous landlords in Fenland. Meeting with the Minister at the Department for Communities and Local Government, I made a formal request for targeted funding for a …
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Historic buildings and period architecture form the backbone of Britain’s thriving tourist industry. Quaint market towns and grand cityscapes have defined our built environment and shared national identity for centuries. Yet up and down the country, an estimated 730,000 homes and commercial buildings stand derelict and abandoned. Neglected and dilapidated buildings blight the overall impression …
Read More →This week I took part in the Queen’s Speech debate on Economic Growth. Speaking in parliament, I welcomed the Government’s record on investment in infrastructure projects. Construction and infrastructure projects are key to the Government’s plans for job creation and reboosting the economy, and I look forward making the case for improved funding the projects …
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This week I was invited to celebrate the launch of Carers Week, which runs from 10-16 June at a reception in Westminster. I am proud to join forces with UK Care charities to recognise the contribution that carers in North East Cambridgeshire are making on a daily basis. The meeting came as the campaign I …
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Yesterday evening I supported calls for a referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union by voting for an amendment following the debate on the Queen’s Speech. I joined 116 Tory MPs in formally regretting that the constraints of coalition with the Liberal Democrats have made it difficult for the government to set out …
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I’ve joined up with the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) to urge people in North East Cambridgeshire to learn how to spot the signs of wet AMD, the biggest cause of sight loss in the UK so they can act quickly. RNIB can help you understand the early signs of wet AMD – …
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I am delighted to back the campaign run by residents of March calling for more frequent train services between March and Cambridge. I am planning to present a formal petition to parliament signed by 600 residents asking for discussions on the best way to improve weekend services and extend operating hours. I am looking forward …
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I was delighted to be invited to the official opening of new five star holiday lodges at Fields End Water Camping and Fishing Park in Doddington. The luxury log cabins will appeal both to people with an interest in fishing in style as well as those simply wanting to escape for a relaxing rural break. …
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