I know there is widespread concern about the spread of COVID-19 Coronavirus, so yesterday I asked the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care about his department's public information campaign to ensure this virus remains under control in the United Kingdom.
Today I asked the Housing Secretary what he is doing to ensure that vital housing development is sustainable and does not encroach on our precious Green Belt.
Recently, I joined fellow Kent MPs in calling on Ministers to do everything they can to support the families who have been affected by horrendous failings at East Kent Hospitals University Trust.
I recently met with Chief Inspector Jon Kirby and Inspector Mark Stubberfield at Kent Police to hear about the work that they are doing to keep Kent safe.
It was great to meet with the Chief Executive of Swanley Council, Steve Nash, to discuss the work they are doing for local residents. I also met with the Mayor, Cllr. Lesley Dyball, and the Town Council Leader, Cllr. Michael Horwood.
I met with the Secretary of State to talk about the importance of maintaining our green belt. This is central to keeping my election pledge to keep Sevenoaks green.
It was great to visit Lady Boswell's and see the amazing work that teachers, staff and students are doing there. The standard of education in our constituency is incredible, we must keep it that way and that is why I will be making the case for rises in Kent's per pupil funding.
I was honoured to make my maiden speech in Parliament focusing on our brilliant constituency, the importance of our NHS and a great education system. You can watch the full video here.
