I am always impressed by how motivated the people in the Chichester district are to make a positive difference in our community and beyond. This determination came through when I recently met with a group of environmentalists and climate change activists in Chichester.
The summer holidays are in full swing and lots of us are enjoying our beautiful area. It is not just us, many people come from far and wide to experience our picture-perfect coastline, historic City and rolling green hills.
Last week the Brexit saga continued as there was an amendment designed to make it difficult for the next Prime Minister to prorogue, or suspend, Parliament. Once again, we are in uncharted territory in the Commons.
There are many hidden gems in Chichester and last week I discovered the wonderful West Sussex Record Office. It’s a building many of us pass by but seldom use; outside of registering births, deaths or marriages. Behind the unassuming entrance there is a wealth of local knowledge.
The Pound recorded its ninth consecutive weekly loss against the Euro ahead of the weekend, and it recorded its lowest weekly close against the U.S. Dollar since April 2017.
Growing up football was at the heart of my home city of Liverpool and like many across the country, I have really enjoyed watching the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
This week I wanted to tell the story of a remarkable member of our community called Melanie de Lacy. A woman I met for just one hour but who had a huge impact on me, and many others.
Education is the best investment we can make. You may have seen my recent speeches in the House of Commons where I raised the importance that access to a good education has on improving life chances.
I have been thinking long and hard about who would be the best person to lead our country at this difficult time. Making my decision has not been easy as the stakes are high and there are several great candidates.
