This Government has banned the payment of unfair bonuses to water company bosses who allow toxic sewage to pollute our rivers and seas.

Last week, I joined my friend and colleague Polly Billington in writing to National Grid to raise serious concerns about the proposed Sea Link project - calling out the lack of transparency, poor coordination, and failure to properly engage with local communities in both Suffolk and Kent.

Recently, following my amendment to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, I asked Minister Matthew Pennycook for an update on the Government’s position on requiring swift bricks in new housing developments.

Yesterday the government announced the biggest overhaul of water regulation in decades. Ofwat will be scrapped and replaced with a new, powerful regulator to take on pollution, protect customers, and restore trust in the system.

Last week, Anglian Water discharged 41 HOURS of sewage into the River Deben, between the waterfront and Melton. As a result of the discharge, E.coli levels were 30 TIMES the recommended levels.

Last week, I met with residents in Thorpeness to discuss the urgent impact of coastal erosion, which has claimed 5 metres of coastline in just 6 weeks.

💧🚫 Last week we banned bosses of polluting water companies from taking bonuses.

Today I had the incredible privilege of attending a screening of Ocean with Sir David Attenborough - a powerful reminder of our shared responsibility to protect our seas and marine life.

A brilliant day at the Suffolk Show - celebrating everything that makes our County so special, from local food, farming and livestock, to crafts, rural businesses, military displays and so much more.

This morning in the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Select Committee (EFRA), I questioned the Secretary of State at Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), Steve Reed MP, on the importance of securing a strong and sustainable future for British farming.

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

Last week, I sponsored a Parliamentary briefing on the importance of the farming budget, alongside farming and environmental groups like the NFU - National Farmers' Union, RSPB, and National Trust.

Lovely to join Litter-free Felixstowe this morning for a litter pick, and an excuse to walk off my excess Easter chocolate consumption...! Great to see so many, of all ages, out and getting involved.

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

In yesterday's Planning and Infrastructure Bill debate in the Commons, I called out the last government's lack of leadership on the...

Yesterday in the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Select Committee, I questioned Mark Thurston, CEO of Anglian Water.

I recently met with Minister Emma Hardy MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Water and Flooding, to discuss the all too...

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

I outlined that it is critical we continue to support biomass energy production, while tackling nitrate run-off.

During the EFRA Select Committee, we questioned DEFRA and APHA about recent Bluetongue outbreaks.