Latest from Lee

Families shouldn’t be left to take on Big Tech alone. It is time for stronger protections for children online.

A new report reveals that Palantir is an unacceptable point of weakness in our NHS. This must change.

As part of my work on the Housing, Communities, and Local Government Committee, I am pushing for stronger leasehold reforms to tackle unfair charges and give residents greater control.

Following a meeting with Baldev’s dental practice, I am pleased to share an update to their charging policy for NHS appointments.

I continue to press National Highways for practical upgrades to the A34 after major improvements were excluded from the Government’s latest Road Investment Strategy.

From the King’s Speech to local campaigns like saving Thatcham Post Office, here’s a snapshot of what Lee Dillon and his team have been working on throughout May, both in Westminster and across the constituency.

Following Dingley’s Promise SEND roundtable, families’ concerns around EHCP reforms, early intervention, and support must continue being heard.

Update on Thatcham Post Office closure on 13 July, including concerns about communication and efforts to secure a replacement branch.

Thatcham Broadway Post Office is set to close next month. I share an update in this post.

I recently met VodafoneThree to push for better rural connectivity and action to fill in persistent signal blackspots across West Berkshire.

After attending the Lobular Moon Shot vigil, I am urging the new Secretary of State to commit to dedicating funding for lobular breast cancer.

Enough is enough. It’s time to end the sewage scandal and protect our waterways.

The Kennet & Avon canal is part of our heritage in West Berkshire and protecting it means we will safeguard our heritage but

Football clubs are community assets, but too many are being priced out of watching the teams they love.

An update on safety improvements at Newbury Station car park, including repaired lighting, temporary access changes, and support for a rough sleeper in the stairwell.

Too many young people fall into cycles of crime early; we need a justice system revolving around rehabilitation and prevention.

As I continue to push the Department for Education for answers, families and schools need certainty around upcoming SEND reforms.

Thousands of critically ill patients in Gaza need urgent treatment, I have signed a cross-party letter calling on the Government to reopen our medical evacuation programme.

Following years of water system mismanagement and rising bills, customer trust in water companies has hit an all-time low.

As we move into the warmer months, I’ve been pressing the Council for updates on how they are monitoring the wider impact of the new bin collection scheme.