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For six months, families at Woodlark Place have been living without hot water, forcing parents to boil kettles just to bathe their children. Residents are struggling with basic hygiene, health, and wellbeing in unacceptable conditions.

Yesterday in Parliament, I raised the urgent need for the UK to step up its humanitarian support for the 123,000 pregnant women in Gaza and the West Bank who are facing severe malnutrition, dangerous shortages of medical care, and rising risks to themselves and their babies.

49 local organisations and schools signed up for 2025 UK Parliament Week, it’s fantastic to see so many children and young people across Newbury and West Berkshire getting involved in democracy.

Lee Dillon MP has announced Edith from Winchcombe School as the winner of his 2025 Christmas Card Competition!

Back to school and back to Westminster – Lee Dillon MP reflects on a busy summer in West Berkshire and looks ahead to NHS priorities, local campaigns and a free Job Fair.

Today I spoke in Parliament about the Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund – a vital lifeline for adoptive families. Too many are being left without the therapies they need because of short-term funding. Families deserve certainty, not constant worry.

I am delighted to invite all primary school pupils in the Newbury Constituency to submit a design for my 2025 Christmas card. 

The Online Safety Act comes into force, delivering landmark protections for children online — from blocking harmful content and predatory contact to ensuring tech company accountability.