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I've written to the Justice Secretary about the Government's sentencing changes after reports that two men convicted over the killing of PC Andrew Harper remain eligible under the new arrangements.

July marked the start of Parliament's summer recess, but there was still plenty happening both in Westminster and across Newbury and West Berkshire. From tackling concerns about Thames Water and sewage pollution to meeting residents on my Summer Surgery Tour and supporting local businesses, here's a look at what I've been working on over the past month.

I challenged the Home Secretary to ensure the new crackdown on organised crime reaches rural towns and villages across Newbury and West Berkshire.

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

The rise in antisemitism is shocking; we must stand united against hatred and defend community cohesion across Britain.

This High Court ruling reminds us that counterterror powers must be used proportionally and carefully to ensure they never undermine fundamental civil liberties.

When residents in Hungerford raised concerns about changes to the local policing structure, I wanted to ensure their voices were heard. On 6th June, I hosted a meeting with Thames Valley Police, the Police and Crime Commissioner, and local councillors to get answers and secure reassurances. Together, we discussed what these changes mean for our community, and I will continue to monitor the situation closely so Hungerford gets the policing it deserves.