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.

Today I asked what plans the department has to bring unused military homes back into use for families in Suffolk Coastal. I'm aware that there are around 60 unoccupied homes in my constituency, and a number of them need considerable work before families can move in.

Yesterday I had the absolute pleasure of meeting Rebecca, who has just moved into her first home with her son, in Martlesham. Her home is a brilliant example of good quality, affordable housing, built to help local people either get on the housing ladder through shared ownership, or get an affordable home to rent through Hastoe Housing Association.

Another Saturday surgery complete in Felixstowe and grateful to have Cllr Mike Deacon joining me today - talking to residents concerned about SEND, housing, public toilet issues, and a whole host of other casework issues that my team and I will be picking up on Monday.

I recently visited the The Long Shop Museum in Leiston to learn more about its incredible industrial heritage and renewed importance to the local area. This site helped to shape national (and even international) history through innovation in engineering and manufacturing.

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.

Recently at the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Select Committee, I questioned the Minister from DEFRA on the UK’s preparedness when it comes to biosecurity at our borders.

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.

Great to visit Trimley St Martin Primary School recently to see the fantastic work staff are doing to support their pupils, and the all too familiar challenges that they are facing in relation to the SEND crisis.

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.