Local Member of Parliament, Brandon Lewis, has stepped up pressure on the Home Office with his opposition to the use of tourist hotels in Great Yarmouth to house asylum seekers whilst their claims are processed.
The Supreme Court has ruled against Nicola Sturgeon and her desire to hold an unconstitutional referendum, which is her latest attempt to tear our United Kingdom apart. As a previous chairman of the Conservative and UNIONIST Party, I welcome this decision.
Today's news shocker was the splash in the Daily Mail that MPs would be allowed to claim expenses for a staff Christmas party. Let me be clear I do not support this crazy policy. I share the dismay of many colleagues and constituents that this is allowed.
When I was first elected in 2010, we had experienced year-after-year of automatic increases in the price of petrol and diesel as the Labour Government, under Blair and Brown, accelerated the fuel duty escalator.
A fortnight ago, I wrote an article for the Daily Express about how we must stop people smugglers from gaming the system if we are to tackle the problem of small boats crossing the Channel.
Every year in the run-up to Bonfire Night constituents contact me with concerns about the anti-social use of fireworks, as well as the impact fireworks have on pets and other animals.
As a member of the Cabinet, I am expected to make a speech to the Conservative Party Conference setting out my ideas and the party’s policies within my area of ministerial responsibility.
I am immensely saddened by the passing of Her Majesty The Queen.
We are hugely privileged to have lived in a country that had her at its helm for so many years. We will cherish her memory and safeguard her legacy of duty, selflessness, and service to her country.
From today millions of invitations will pop through letterboxes inviting people to book their appointment for an autumn Covid booster. It's all part of the Conservative government's world-leading vaccination programme.
