Along with fellow Cambridgeshire MPs, last week I met with Cambridgeshire's Chief Constable and acting Police and Crime Commissioner to discuss various topics including:

I was honoured to deliver a keynote address at a conference focusing on modern slavery, arranged and hosted by G’s Fresh in Barway.

Earlier this month in Wisbech a man was found guilty of modern slavery offences and sentenced to over 7 years in prison.

I recently met with representatives of Greater Anglia and Network Rail to discuss problems experienced by residents across Cambridgeshire in recent months.

Recently I visited Maggie’s, to learn how the charity supports cancer patients across Cambridgeshire, through its provision of yoga, individual counselling, and support to children whose parents have been diagnosed with cancer.

Great to visit Highfield Ely Special School to meet staff and students and discuss special education needs. Thank you for a warm welcome!

I recently visited CHS Community Support Services at Wheatsheaf Close in Ely, to see the support and accommodation they provide for young people aged 16-25 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Thanks to Ely St Mary’s for a great visit. I enjoyed meeting the year 6 ambassadors and chatting to the Head and Chair of governors.

Earlier this week I signed the Holocaust Educational Trust (UK) Book of Commitment to remember those who were murdered during the Holocaust.

It was fantastic to visit Cambridge United last week and catch up with CEO Ian Mather to hear about their plans for a new stadium.

It was great to welcome students from King's Ely to Parliament and to answer their questions about being an MP and how Parliament works. I’m looking forward to seeing them again soon!