Last week was a week of endings and new beginnings. It saw the end of the summer term, for many schools and Parliament, the end of Theresa May’s time as our Prime Minister and the end of my, and many other colleagues’ time as Government Ministers.
As the Conservative leadership race reaches its final stages, and having followed the hustings and contest closely, I am very confident that whichever candidate steps into the role of Prime Minister of our country will be able to move forward in delivering Brexit as well as keeping our economy gr
The headlines are dominated by leadership news and it is clear that first on any new PM’s agenda must be to deliver Brexit so we can move forward and invest in the opportunities for a post-Brexit global Britain.
Last week was a personal celebration as I marked two years in the Ministerial climate change role, and I was thrilled to celebrate this milestone by joining the Prime Minister at Imperial College London. To read more of what I have been doing, click here:
As the Prime Minister sees out her final few days in office, I have been reflecting on the honour it has been to serve this wonderful country under the dignified and committed leadership of Theresa May.
At last week’s marathon Cabinet meeting, which went on for over seven hours, the Prime Minister and all those in attendance, myself included, made clear our utter conviction to deliver the Brexit deal which people voted for as soon as possible. To read more about what I have been doing in Parlia
In all that has been happening with Brexit, you may have missed that the Chancellor delivered a Spring Statement with a great deal of good news. To read more about this and what I have been doing in Parliament and the Constituency, click here:
