I spoke in the Parliament in the debate on the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and put forward the case for North Cornwall to get a fair deal.

The Prime Minister has announced that we are boosting schools with a record £14 billion, levelling up per pupil funding across the country so every child in North Cornwall has a world class education. 

An exciting new service model which is being described as a Community Treatment Centre will open its ‘virtual’ doors to its first patients on Friday 23 August 2019. The new service can be accessed by calling 111 and will be available between 10pm and 8am every day.

Over the past week, the Government has announced a series of investments to improve our NHS on the frontline for its staff and patients.

I'd like to thank Cornwall Council's Cabinet for their approval of funding for the Camelford bypass. The £6.5m signed off today is a significant contribution to the total funding of £38m needed to make the project a reality.

The Prime Minister has announced a £1,800,000,000 cash injection for the NHS to ensure frontline services have the funding they need – delivering on his pledge on the steps of Downing Street.

I enjoyed attending Cornwall's first-ever plastics conference, which was hosted by the University of Exeter and Sarah Newton MP.

I got on board with the campaign to diagnose cancer earlier, as Cancer Research UK's 'Awareness roadshow' came to Parliament.

On Friday I was invited on a tour of DS Smith's packaging plant in Launceston. I was really impressed with what I saw and their plans for reducing waste and replacing plastics.

I recently asked The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what steps his Department is taking to support the agricultural sector after the UK leaves the EU; and whether he plans to introduce a distinct and internationally recognised UK standard for agricultural goods based