This week, I was glad to see that the government announced the reopening of places of worship for individual prayer.

This morning, I chaired a webinar organised by the Westminster Media Forum, titled "The UK's Music sector - copyright and policy developments, education and careers, investment and live music, and future trading relationships." This policy conference was due to take place in London, but because o

Coronavirus has changed our daily habits and our lives, but Britain’s plan to rebuild is starting now.

Like many of you, I can hardly take in the pace of change over the past few weeks.

I keep thinking back to January 31st, and to my Big Brexit Bash, where hundreds came together, danced, sang, and enjoyed themselves in a huge show of community spirit and togetherness.

Like many of you, I felt some sadness when last week I heard that this would be the last edition of the Morley & District Press. 

I recently paid a visit to Brenda’s forced rhubarb farm in Kirkhamgate, within the famous rhubarb triangle. Brenda’s farm is a shining example of local entrepreneurship continuing in the tradition passed down by generations, indeed almost all of the work is still done by hand.

Improving transport is a key part of my plan locally and I am therefore pleased that a focus of the Government is to take action to improve regional rail links.

It has been another busy week in Parliament and here at home.

It has been another busy week in Parliament and here at home.

After three and a half long years we have now, finally, left the European Union.