Lucy recently visited the Scope branch in Ely, meeting with customers and employees.

The store has a wide variety of clothing, books, home items and gifts - all of which benefit the work of this important charity.

Lucy recently met with stakeholders, led by Amy Starkey from the Newmarket Jockey Club, working on the Newmarket Rail Vision and East West Rail Link. 

The A10 is a vital part of Cambridgeshire's infrastructure, with more than 18,000 vehicles using this busy section of road that stretches from the Milton Interchange in Cambridge to the A142 in Ely every day.

Lucy welcomed the Haddenham Interest Society for a tour of Parliament this morning, and to discuss issues including from prisons, social care, and the environment.

If you or a local group would like to visit Parliament please get in touch to arrange a tour!

During the summer, Lucy held a series of open meetings with constituents including in the villages of Little Thetford, Witchford and Stretham. A range of important local issues such as cycle lanes, speed limits and environmentally friendly policies were discussed.

"A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?"

I am often asked which particular quote inspires me, and this one by Robert Browning echoes my view that aspiration and ambition are a key part of helping young people think big, achieve their goals, or even an aim beyond their wildest dreams.

During the summer, Lucy held a series of open meetings with constituents including in the villages of Great Wilbraham, Fulbourn and Teversham. A range of important local issues such as school funding and infrastructure developments were discussed, as well as Brexit. 

Lucy recently visited the Chitra Sethia Autism Centre, home to the Cambridgeshire branch of the National Autistic Society, to discuss the challenges autistic people face when securing employment.

During the summer, Lucy held further open meetings in Balsham, Burrough Green and Cheveley.

Lucy welcomed the Make It Your Business female enterprise networking group to Ely Library during August. Lucy heard how local women had set up their own business, before sharing her thoughts on the important role of female entrepreneurs in the South East Cambridgeshire area.