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What today’s King’s Speech means for Newbury and West Berkshire
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.
May 13


New Data Exposes Industrial-Scale Illegal Sewage Spills in Newbury
Thames Water’s failures have pushed our rivers to breaking point. With illegal sewage spills on an industrial scale and our chalk streams among the worst affected, I’m calling for special administration to finally put the health of our waterways and the rights of billpayers ahead of offshore creditors.
Feb 25


Protecting our Chalk Streams: Meeting with Local Stakeholders
I recently brought together the Environment Agency, Thames Water and Action for the River Kennet to review progress on protecting our chalk streamsm and why continued action and accountability remain essential.
Jan 15


Update on protecting our chalk streams
Protecting chalk streams
Jul 23, 2025
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