A constituent reached out to me after three years of trying to address a problem with DWP taking a payment from their pension.

I had the pleasure of visiting Bucklesham Primary School recently to meet with the staff and students.

I recently had of the opportunity to tour the Suffolk New College with Principal Alan Pease.

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.

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

A constituent reached out to me after they had slipped over on a pavement in Felixstowe that was covered in moss.

On Friday last week, I visited the Landguard Fort and Felixstowe Museum, and heard about the Landguard Nature Reserve Bird Observatory.

During my recent visit to the University of Suffolk Dental CIC, I had the chance to meet CEO Lorraine Mattis, staff, and students.

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

Yesterday, in the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Select Committee, we spoke to Yorkshire Water and Pennon Group / South West Water.

Great to visit to Martlesham Wilds Nature Reserve on Tuesday to meet with Suffolk Wildlife Trust.

Another busy morning, this time in Nacton, hosting a coffee morning with residents from Levington and Nacton.

Last week I met with the CEO of Suffolk Libraries, Bruce Leeke.

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

A constituent reached out to me after they had their appointment with a surgeon cancelled in December, despite being "urgent" for 15 months.

Yesterday was a cold but productive afternoon out on the doorstep in Carlton.

Another packed out advice surgery in Felixstowe completed last night.

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.