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.

An update from the commons on today's recall and saving British Steel:

The recent Planning and Infrastructure Bill is not just about development; it’s about ensuring that growth and nature can coexist, with neither holding the other back. Read more in my latest EADT column.

Last night’s news about President Trump's trade tariffs will have a significant impact on global trading markets—potentially changing the global trade consensus thats been in place since WW2.

Suffolk Coastal has been picked to host two new school-based nurseries at Reydon Primary School and Waldringfield Primary School.

We’re lucky to have Latitude Festival right here in our constituency, and this year, they’re hosting a poetry competition for children with the theme of "friendship."

Suffolk Coastal is set to benefit from £11.23 million in Government funding for three essential flood defence schemes.

Along with other Suffolk MPs, I have today written to Suffolk County Council to ask them to open their decision on Suffolk Libraries.

I'm officially (and finally) on TikTok! Follow me for updates, behind the scenes moments, and some fun along the way.

Suffolk Libraries UK are at risk - find out why in my latest EADT Column.

I raised the issue of Suffolk Libraries being taken in house by Suffolk County Council in the Commons

Let me know your views on Anglian Water ahead of them appearing before the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Select Committee.

You can read my piece for Suffolk Magazine last month by following the link below.

This afternoon, I had the honour of leading the Westminster Hall debate on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision.

Last week, I was in the Hotseat on BBC Radio Suffolk, hearing the views of residents from across Suffolk.

Yesterday, I reached out to the Orwell Hotel to express my concerns about the previous ownership.

The SEND crisis in Suffolk Coastal is real, and families are suffering.

Interested in shaping the future of the NHS? Do what Wes Streeting, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care says, get involved.

In a recent written question, I asked the Secretary of State for Education how much additional funding her department has allocated for...