In my latest EADT column, I talk about my recent trip to Ukraine - visiting Odesa and seeing the impact of the war firsthand. I also share thoughts on the idea of a joint partnership between Suffolk and Ukraine’s Mykolaiv region, helping to support rebuilding and foster closer ties

Today's Sizewell C announcement is the biggest investment in clean, carbon free energy in a generation. By 2050 our energy needs will be double what they are today, and we need nuclear to meet that demand - which is why it is an important part of our ambition for mixed energy economy.

Great news for families in Suffolk Coastal - up to 2,880 children in our community will receive free school meals, ensuring that no child goes hungry at school.

3rd and final part of my trip to Odesa, Ukraine - updates on the conference, and a look at strategy and advancement of technology in warfare.

Part 2: Life in Odesa during war. Its remarkable but maybe unsurprising, how normal life feels in Odesa. The resilience of people facing hardship or crisis is always something that inspires me, and this experience of Odesa was a great example of that. The city is rebuilding and building back stronger, in the midst of war.

This week I've had the privilege of visiting Ukraine, for the Black Sea Security Forum - hosted in the beautiful city of Odesa.

If you’ve been in Felixstowe lately, you may have noticed that the signs have gone up at my new constituency office on Hamilton Road.

I welcome the joint statement from the UK, France, and Canada, as well as the comments of the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary, on the situation in Gaza.

What else was agreed as part of the EU / UK trade deal yesterday? Its not the end of the road, but the beginning of a new relationship and key agreements made.

I'm traveling back to London for the Assisted Dying Bill's Report Stage debate - where we'll be debating and voting on amendments made at Committee stage.

A message from the Environment Secretary Steve Reed MP on tackling fly-tipping in Suffolk Coastal.

It’s been a busy week with my SEND campaigning, read about why it matters, and what I’m doing here.

I spoke to ITV Anglia about the launch of my report - “SEND in Crisis”, which sets out just how broken the SEND system is - and how it’s failing families in Suffolk Coastal.

This morning I’m launching my new report - SEND in Crisis. Since I was elected in July last year, I’ve been blown away by the scale of the SEND crisis here in Suffolk Coastal. Too many families are stuck in a broken SEND system - under strain, exhausted, and desperate for basic support.

This morning I spoke to BBC Radio Suffolk about "SEND in Crisis" – my new report on the state of special educational needs and disabilities provision here in Suffolk Coastal.

Today we can unite to remember and honour the bravery, sacrifice, and resilience of those who fought for our freedom.

If you’d like to discuss any issues or need support, please request an appointment at one of the various sessions that I’ll be holding across the constituency.

Last week I wrote to the Leader of Suffolk County Council and the Cabinet lead for Education to urge them to take urgent action to increase capacity for SEND provision within Suffolk.

Over the easter break I've put forward a number of amendments to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill. Its a really important Bill that will help unlock our ambition to build the homes we need, and drive forward economic growth.

Are you home educated, or a home educator in Suffolk Coastal? And, would you like a tour of parliament? I often host tours for schools in my constituency but I am now really excited to extend it to home educated young people living in Suffolk Coastal too.