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Along with my neighbouring MP, Matt Hancock , I have written to the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero to express disappointment at the delay to the Sunnica ruling.

Enjoyed spending time with so many residents from Burwell recently, discussing a mix of local and national priorities.

Blocked drains, our approach to environmental issues and compensation for sub-postmasters were all items on the agenda!

I have been supporting my constituents in Bottisham recently with a number of local campaigns from demanding a new bus service to serve the villages along the A to B1102, to challenging the successful appeal of the developer for a 170-home Retirement Home, to seeing the completion of works on the

Last Autumn, the Government announced backing for the Ely Area Capacity Enhancement Programme with some of the savings made by the Department for Transport.

I welcomed residents of Wilburton to St Peter's Village Hall recently to chat with them about issues like access to GP appointments, the future of the A10 and the ongoing issue of HGVs cutting through the village - all of which I have been working hard to address with local authorities in recent

I enjoyed answering questions from my constituents in Lode recently.

We covered a range of issues - from youth services, to local affordable housing, to defence spending.

Thanks to all who shared their thoughts with me!

I recently met with the NFU and farmers from my constituency to offer my support with their priorities.

We covered a range of issues, including access to water and rural crime.

I recently invited all residents from Swaffham Prior and Swaffham Bulbeck to an open meeting so that they could ask their questions about local and national issues.

Primary school pupils at Landmark International School in Fulbourn are completing a unit of work called ‘Champions of Change’, which involves learning about types of governance, how citizens can enact political reform, and the role of governments.

I know how vital bus travel is for so many of my constituents – especially those without vehicles of their own.

That is why the Government has recently released a further £2.3 million boost to the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority.