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Farming is at the heart of West Berkshire, but many family farms are facing rising costs and uncertain futures. Following a recent debate in Parliament, Lee Dillon explains why supporting profitable and sustainable

Defra’s new water fines are a step forward, but without proper enforcement and wider reform, communities across West Berkshire will continue to pay the price.

After years of frustration over rising charges, poor management, and limited rights, leasehold reform is finally gaining momentum. Lee Dillon explains how pressure from campaigners, residents, and Parliament is helping drive meaningful change.

No family should have to choose between heating and eating.

As we celebrate the NHS’s 78th birthday, I reflect on the key issues facing the service.

TG Jones recently announced a restructuring plan. Here’s what that means for Hungerford Post Office.

June highlights from Lee Dillon MP: housing reform, progress on CIL charges, Thatcham Post Office, SEND support, environmental protection, and local campaigns across Newbury and West Berkshire.

Local GP practices have raised concerns about a sharp increase in FP69 notices and are calling for greater transparency around the methodology being used and the potential impact on patients and surgeries.

Lee Dillon welcomes a reprieve for Thatcham Post Office as closure plans are delayed until October while a long-term solution is pursued.

Lee Dillon welcomes new Government action on unfair Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) charges after raising the issue directly with ministers. The change follows campaigning by affected residents, local councils, and MPs, and could help prevent homeowners being hit with devastating bills for simple administrative mistakes.

West Berkshire schools can now apply for funding to help them become fully phone-free. Find out more.

Update on Thatcham Level Crossing after work with Network Rail.

By landowners and conservative groups working hand-in-hand, rewilding projects are rejuvenating habitats across the country.

The Government’s proposed social media ban for under-16s shows progress, but it risks missing the root cause. To truly protect young people, we must hold tech companies accountable and make platforms safer by design.

Ten years after Brexit, West Berkshire families and businesses are still paying the price. It’s time for a better deal that boosts growth and cuts costs.

Thatcham’s new Banking Hub has opened in its temporary location. Here’s everything you need to know.

When the Government decided not to take forward the wider A34 North and South of Oxford scheme in the Road Investment Strategy 3 (RIS3), it was understandably disappointing. However, this wasn’t the end of the conversation. Major upgrades had been swept aside, but there were still important questions to answer about what could be done to improve safety now. After following up with the Minister for Roads and writing to National Highways, I met with officials earlier this wee

£1.5 billion in Child Trust Funds remains unclaimed. Through the Share Foundation’s proposals, it’s time to reunite them.

After residents’ water pressure was reduced without warning in Greenham, I’ve been pressing Thames Water, regulators, and Ministers for answers.

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