The Domestic Abuse Bill has passed its Second Reading in Parliament and has progressed to the Committee Stage.

I am delighted that poor mobile phone coverage will be consigned to history following a £1 billion deal to end rural not-spots. By 2025, 95% of the UK will have high quality 4G coverage.

I was delighted to attend the opening of the new Acute Assessment Unit (AAU) at West Suffolk Hospital. This will support better patient flow and help identify patients who can safely be treated and return home on the same day.

It was fantastic to take part in the tree planting ceremony to mark the next milestone of the creation of Abbeygate Sixth Form College.

I am delighted that West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust will be receiving seed funding to develop their scheme to future proof the hospital. This is fantastic news for our community.

Changes have been announced to the way train delays are recorded, benefiting passengers by making it easier to hold train companies to account. 

It has always been my clear aim that I want us to leave the EU with a deal. The terms of the existing Withdrawal Agreement in its current form are, however, unacceptable to Parliament. MPs have rejected it on three occasions, along with a number of other options put in front of them.

Let me start by stating that I have the upmost respect for the judicial process and the rule of law. The Government has confirmed that it will abide by the judgement, something that was never in doubt, while respectfully disagreeing with the Supreme Court’s decision.

I am delighted that this Spending Round is continuing to support people’s priorities. Investing in our schools, NHS, defence and hiring more police officers is what my constituents tell me they want.

It was fantastic to spend time with Mark and Jess in the town centre to get an insight into the work they do on our behalf.