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October highlights from Lee Dillon MP, including local visits, community casework, and action in Parliament on farming, housing, and local services.

New protections should make private parking fairer for motorists, with grace periods and safeguards for honest mistakes. I welcome the long-overdue reforms, but there is still more to do.

I co-sponsored a parliamentary drop-in on commonhold and leasehold reform to amplify calls for stronger protections for homeowners across Newbury and West Berkshire.

The Government has finally admitted the heating oil market needs stronger regulation. That's welcome, but regulation alone won't lower anyone's bills. With no price cap, no VAT cut, and no timetable for implementation, thousands of rural households across Newbury and West Berkshire still face another winter exposed to sudden price spikes.

September saw Parliament briefly return following recess, while I continued meeting residents, businesses and community groups across Newbury on the issues that matter most.

Lee Dillon MP backs Liberal Democrat plans to cut income tax, saving most taxpayers around £680 a year and helping families across Newbury and West Berkshire.

I am urging the Government to strengthen youth engagement and ensure that young people from every background have meaningful opportunities to participate in politics and decision-making.

I recently spoke in Parliament about the pivotal role local pharmacies play in Newbury and West Berkshire and why they need sustainable funding to keep serving our communities.

I spoke in Parliament about the importance of social housing and why this Bill must widen its scope to provide the affordable homes Newbury and West Berkshire residents need.

As VAWG remains endemic across our society, I asked the Government for a truly joined-up approach to tackling violence against women and girls.

Yesterday, I joined the police federation and fellow campaigners at Downing Street to deliver the PC Andrew Harper petition, signed by more than one million people.

The Government’s latest devolution plans risk creating a two-tier system that leaves rural communities like Newbury and West Berkshire behind.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

The King’s Speech sets out the Government’s priorities for the year ahead, from the NHS and housing to water, cost of living and infrastructure. Here’s what it means for Newbury and West Berkshire, and the issues I’ll be pushing hardest on in Westminster.

No family should have to endure repeated pregnancy loss before receiving proper support. Lee Dillon MP responds to growing calls to end the “three miscarriage wait” and improve miscarriage care across England.