On Tuesday, I made some more contributions in the Housing, Communities and Local Government Select Committee. Here, I was questioning the Chief Executive Regulator of Social Housing, Fiona MacGregor, about what they're doing to protect tenants.

SEND - I know SEND provision is something that concerns lots of parents, and I am very aware of these issues. I held a Q&A session last week speaking to parents about these issues (see here - ??). and also raised the issue on the Politics South sofa on Sunday. I know things need to change.

Incredibly proud to get a shout out from our Chancellor of the Exchequer at her Budget today, based on the work I've been doing regarding people whose pensions became insolvent through no fault of their own. These people will no longer lose out as a result of inflation.

Incredibly proud to get a shout out from our Chancellor of the Exchequer at her Budget today, based on the work I've been doing regarding people whose pensions became insolvent through no fault of their own. These people will no longer lose out as a result of inflation.

I am appalled by the illegal waste dump in Kidlington. I am glad that the Environment Secretary has put pressure on the Environment Agency, and I am pleased they are now installing additional barriers to prevent pollution of the River Cherwell.

You can see my response on Politics South here:

On Sunday, I appeared on BBC Politics South. I spoke on a few different topics (will be posting more videos soon). Here, I spoke about local businesses, and what we can do - and what we are doing - to help them thrive.

I’m really pleased to share some positive news for commuters in Banbury, Chipping Norton, Charlbury and surrounding villages.

For the first time since the ‘90s, Labour is freezing national rail fares. That will mean savings for people across the country.