This week amongst the Brexit votes a cross-party group of MPs including myself sat for our first session to scrutinise the Government’s draft Domestic Abuse Bill.

We should be leaving the European Union this Friday, 29th March, but instead it turned out to be another week of high Parliamentary drama with the debate generating more heat than light.

A bold ambition of the Government is to ensure that mental health is given parity with physical health. One in four adults are diagnosed with a mental health problem, and in recent years more initiatives have been established to promote mental wellbeing.

Gillian Keegan and Stephen Twigg MP have written an article to call for the UK Government to continue to tackle global concerns; Zika, Ebola and climate change.

Retirees are facing eviction after buying holiday homes mistakenly believing they were permanent properties, according to MPs.

Dozens of pensioners discovered their properties could not legally be lived in all year round, and that they were required to own a permanent home as well.

Last Friday Year 6 pupils across the district found out which secondary schools they will be starting in September.

Although often thought of as just for school leavers, apprenticeships can boost your career at any age.

Sport and exercise are an important part of keeping fit and healthy, both for the body and the mind. Getting into a good exercise routine early is especially important for young people.

50 per cent of people in the UK will develop cancer at some point throughout their lives.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has announced that a record number of places are available for the company’s 2019 apprenticeship programme.