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The Government recently announced plans to implement a visitor levy on overnight stays. Here’s why now isn’t the right time.

The 10-year anniversary of the British Horse Society’s Dead Slow campaign shows why awareness and education remains vital today.

Evri deliveries have caused headaches for constituents for months. Here’s the latest.

I’ve heard from many residents concerned about the meningitis cases in Kent. While the situation is serious, public health experts are clear that the wider risk remains low, and it’s important to know the symptoms and where to seek advice.

Rosebank would keep the UK locked into volatile fossil fuel markets as we should be doubling down on clean, homegrown renewable energy that lower bills.

Parliament has launched a new inquiry into whether student loan repayments are fair. I’m urging young people in West Berkshire to share their experiences through the official survey so your voices shape the changes we need.

I welcome the extension of the Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme; this will give families certainty while Britain continues to stand firmly with Ukraine.

We need bolder and faster reforms to community-care, rather than waiting decades down the line for long-promised upgrades.

I recently raised issues around the Family Farm Tax once again in Parliament and will keep pushing for farmers to get the certainty and support they deserve.

Local businesses are the backbone of our high streets, but rising costs and taxes risk pushing many valued community businesses to the brink.

Across Newbury and our villages, people are being pushed to breaking point by soaring fuel and heating oil prices, and the Government still has no plan.

Homelessness in West Berkshire is rising at an alarming rate. We need proper investment to protect families, young people and residents in crisis.

I met with the Housing Minister to discuss issues raised by residents and to push for a fairer approach to CIL.

I was very impressed by the persuasive letters from Mrs Hicks’ Year 5 class at St Finian’s and wholeheartedly agree with that we must do more to protect our planet.

Dispensing GP surgeries are vital for rural communities, but funding cuts are putting their future at risk.

On World Book Day, I reflect on the power of reading for pleasure and the ways in which we can rediscover the magic of books.

February may be short, but it has been a month filled with important work—both in Westminster and across Newbury and West Berkshire. From housing and building safety to rural services, education, and the pressures facing our NHS, the issues residents raise with me continue to be at the heart of everything I do. Housing, Home Safety, and Leasehold Reform A safe, secure, and warm home remains one of the biggest determinants of health, stability, and opportunity. This month, I

I spoke in Parliament about speeding up the support for our armed forces and addressed the growing global tensions affecting constituents back home.

I back democratic reforms to our voting system but I will keep pushing for deeper changes to rebuild trust in our politics.

Fly-tipping is a health hazard that is threatening our environment. Here's how the LibDems plan to stop it.