Ever since I have been an MP I have banged the drum for farming and the rural economy. It’s part of our history and our heritage; it generates jobs and investment locally; and it puts Great British food on people’s plate.
Our roads here in Kent are in serious need of attention. Potholes have become a huge pain in the neck for motorists– and fixing them is a must do for almost everyone I speak to.
Where would we be without businesses? They grow our food, harness ideas that make our lives better, and generate the tax that pays for our public services – and that’s just the start.
This week is #NationalApprenticeshipWeek - a chance to showcase some of the amazing opportunities out there to earn while you learn. I even met some brilliant local apprentices in Parliament today as part of a Hospitality Showcase event.
Teynham has been without a GP Surgery for nearly two years, forcing people to travel to Sittingbourne or Faversham to see a doctor. I’m working with local councillors Julian Speed and Lloyd Bowen and GP Dr Nilan to find a way to get…
Last week I had the huge privilege of welcoming the Roads Minister Guy Opperman to Brenley Corner to show him first-hand the improvements we need to see at the junction on a busy Monday morning.