Amidst the Brexit storm that has engulfed Parliament over the last three years, it is reassuring to see some certainty return, even if it was only for a day.
This morning the Conservative Government has confirmed that Great Yarmouth will receive nearly £1 million to invest in revitalising the historic town centre.
Many residents in Caister-on-Sea are fed up with Anglian Water's complete and utter failure to deal with the stench from Caister Sewage plant. The pong is a problem that continues to reappear despite past reassurances from the water company that it wouldn’t happen again.
In the early hours of this morning, we saw extraordinary scenes in the House of Commons. Labour and SNP MPs played silly childish games presenting Parliament as nothing better than a pantomime. It was a shameful display.
From the moment Boris Johnson was elected Prime Minister he made it clear the country would leave the European Union on 31st October, whatever the circumstances. No ifs, no buts. We must respect the referendum result.
Brandon Lewis MP is seeking a constituency assistant for his constituency office in Great Yarmouth. Although previous office or casework experience would be beneficial it is not essential. More important are strong organisational skills and the flexibility to work in a busy office environment.
Constituents often ask me what a typical day is like for a Member of Parliament. There is no typical day; I soon found that out when I first went to Westminster after my election in 2010. Every day is different and brings new challenges.
Many things discussed and voted upon in Parliament are changes to existing laws. Some of these can be quite detailed technical changes that go unnoticed by the media.
