Parliament feels very different compared to last year as the Government has a working majority and already things are getting done. Last week after three years we finally passed the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement in the House of Commons to enact the 2016 referendum result.

Happy New Year to you all and I wish you and your families the very best for 2020.

She grew up in an area where the Tories got just 9% of the vote at the last General Election.

The Tory's latest rising star hails from Huyton, a most unlikely breeding ground given the party got just 9% of the vote there at the last General Election.

With the country bitterly split over Brexit, Gillian Keegan heads out on the campaign trail hoping to remind voters that, whatever our differences, we have far more in common than that which divides us

Chichester’s MP, Gillian Keegan, took part in one of the recent Queen’s Speech debates on the environment in the House of Commons.

Chichester’s MP has met with the Transport Secretary to get the wheels rolling on the A27.

Gillian Keegan discussed the A27 improvement scheme with the new Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps.

It has been a hectic week in Parliament, with the Extinction Rebellion protests and the Queen’s Speech dominating much of the activity around Westminster.

The word “unprecedented” has defined my time in parliament since being elected in 2017. It is unprecedented for MPs to receive death threats from constituents.

Recently I attended a meeting with the new Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps, to discuss the Chichester part of the A27. Sadly, our meeting was cut short as he was needed to help with the emergency repatriation of British citizens following the collapse of Thomas Cook.

Students from Crawley College joined students from Chichester and Brinsbury Colleges at Chichester Cathedral for their graduation ceremony.