Great Yarmouth residents are to get an opportunity to have their say on plans for a new water and leisure complex on the town’s Golden Mile seafront.

10 million people have been auto-enrolled into a workplace pension, meaning they can look forward to a more secure future and a better retirement.

When I sat down to write this month’s column, I had thought it might be a Brexit free zone. After all, it has dominated political debate since the referendum.

This week the Government announced an extra £13 million for councils to renovate, restore and create new parks. Our parks and green spaces are huge assets to our towns and villages, offering precious spaces for all of us to get together, to exercise and to play.

Today, the Prime Minister has written in the Daily Mail urging MPs to hold their nerve so that we can leave the EU on the 29 March with a deal.

Great Yarmouth residents will be alarmed to hear the Labour Party has refused to support the Government’s ban on the antisemitic terrorist organisation – Hizballah.

This month I've been out-and-about in parts of north Great Yarmouth with the local Conservative Community Action team, knocking on doors and listening to people’s views on both national and local issues.

The local Conservative team work all year round in Great Yarmouth - unlike the Labour Party who only seem to reappear in the run-up to an election.

Disgusting to see that Labours Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has described Sir Winston Churchill, this country’s greatest Prime Minister as a ‘villain’.  This shows just how out of touch with reality and history some members of the Labour Leadership are.

Whilst both Parliamentary and ministerial activities are almost entirely dominated by Brexit, there are still opportunities to discuss other important issues. In between meetings, I was able to spend time with members of the Royal British Legion at a reception in the House of Commons.