Last week I officially opened my new constituency office in Felixstowe - delivering on my commitment to make sure people across Suffolk Coastal can access help and be heard.

If a week is a long time in politics, a year is a lifetime. It’s been a journey, but always a privilege - to have the chance to represent the place that I love most.

Today we’ve had some important changes to the Universal Credit and PIP Bill, after MPs - including me - made a clear case to Government of the need to listen to disabled voices.

Today is Armed Forces Day, and with it brings an important day of reflection and an opportunity to say "Thank you" to all those who have served, or continue to serve in our armed forces - as regulars and as reserves.

I had a brilliant visit to Melton Primary School and Nursery yesterday, and spoke about the SEND issues the school is facing, and had a brilliant tour of the school - led by the excellent Student Council. Thanks for having me!

I recently visited Coldfair Green Primary School and had the pleasure of spending time with the students and staff. It’s always inspiring to see young people so eager to learn and engage with the world around them.

🚊 Join me TOMORROW to shape the future of Trimley Station. I’ll be chairing a public meeting to explore exciting possibilities for Trimley Station.

I recently visited Aldeburgh Primary School Avocet Academy and had the pleasure of taking part in their morning assembly. It was fantastic to see so much curiosity and enthusiasm from the students - so many brilliant questions.

🚜 Are you a resident living in a rural area? The Labour Rural Research Group wants to hear from you.

Out this morning in a very sunny Felixstowe, chatting to lots of residents about issues including SEND, roads and potholes, and a lot more besides. Lots of case work to follow up with, and lots of conversations I'll take back to parliament.

A lovely way to spend the morning on Suffolk Day - with residents in Bucklesham and Newbourne - talking about all the local, regional and national priorities that matter most to residents.

Today I voted in favour of the Terminally Ill Adults Bill (often called the Assisted Dying Bill). Today's vote wasn't easy, and I'm so very aware that the hand of history was on our shoulders as MPs today.