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I’ve secured a Westminster Hall debate in Parliament to push for stronger protections for horses and riders on UK roads.

I spoke in Parliament about why changes to the family farm tax still risk forcing local farms to be sold.

I have been contacted by many constituents facing missing or delayed Evri parcels, particularly during the busy Christmas period.

As Christmas approaches, I’m looking forward to spending some precious time with my family. It’s a moment to pause after a busy year, reflect on the challenges many have faced, and recognise that while Christmas can be joyful, it isn’t easy for everyone.

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.

Read about what Lee Dillon, MP for Newbury, got up to in November 2025

Housing and nature shouldn’t be in conflict. I’ve been pushing for protections for green spaces and habitats in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, including our local chalk streams, while supporting responsible development.

Labour promised to tackle the cost-of-living crisis and grow the economy, yet this second Budget fails to deliver for households, farmers, young people, and the rural economy across Newbury and West Berkshire.

The Government has doubled down on the harmful family farm tax, ignoring thousands of farmers – including many here in Newbury and West Berkshire. In this blog, I share why these changes threaten our rural economy, food security and the future of family farming.

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

The Countryside Alliance Awards 2026 are now open for nominations. It is a great opportunity to highlight the local businesses and community champions who help keep West Berkshire’s countryside strong, connected and full of character.

It was a privilege to visit the Destination EXPO careers fair at Newbury College, meet many of the organisations taking part, and see so many students exploring their future pathways.

Read about what Lee Dillon, MP for Newbury, got up to in September.

UK Parliament Week is a great chance for people of all ages to learn more about democracy and how to make their voices heard.

Hundreds of opportunities, great local employers, and positive conversations, the latest Newbury Job Fair was another great success.

From high streets to vineyards, Lee Dillon MP has been meeting with local businesses and community groups to discuss how to keep Newbury and West Berkshire thriving.

Lee Dillon MP has introduced the Road Traffic (Horse and Rider Safety) Bill, pushing for stronger protections for horses and riders on UK roads.

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.

Tickets are now available for my free Newbury Job Fair this September. Spaces are limited – book today and join us for a day of opportunities, training, and career support.

Lee Dillon MP visits Waitrose Newbury to discuss store investment, community support, careers, and trailblazing animal welfare standards.