Over the last month, it’s been notable how many constituents have contacted me about health-related issues in the constituency. This includes issues from Covid health passports, to problems registering for dental treatment.
There's been much misinformation circulating on social media and in the news about the Environment Bill and what it means for water quality and the control of storm overflows.
If you are a Great Yarmouth constituent and you have a question you would like to ask me about the measures included in the Government's 2021 Budget this is your chance.
Many constituents have contacted me worried about gas supplies and the cost of gas in the months ahead. I know there are concerns that Britain is about to run out of gas. This is not the case. This is a problem of global demand rapidly increasing, leading to higher wholesale prices.
Today you'll hear lots of huffing and puffing from Labour MPs and the left-wing media as we debate the Elections Bill in the House of Commons. Our electoral laws were first drawn up in the mid 19th-century. Since then they've been amended and added to over time.
Although the summer holidays have inevitably been impacted by Covid, it’s been fantastic to see the constituency busy with holiday makers enjoying all that the Great Yarmouth area has to offer.
Highways England is planning significant overnight resurfacing work on the A47 at Blofield from mid-September through to mid-October. Official signed diversions via Beccles, the A143 and A146, will be in place as follows:
Gorleston Seafront is one of the most popular places in the Borough for both residents and visitors. Its distinct, relaxed atmosphere sat alongside charming Edwardian architecture and the epitome of the British seaside, the iconic beach hut, is one of the reasons it is so popular.
Great Yarmouth motorists contacted me about street lighting problems at the Gapton Hall and Links Road roundabouts on the A47. Understandably, they had road safety concerns, which I raised with Highways England.
