It was a privilege to swear in as the Member of Parliament to Morley and Outwood tonight. It is the biggest honour of my life to represent my constituents and to keep being their outspoken voice in Parliament.

It's time for a general election. Last night some MPs have arrogantly ignored the referendum result as they don't agree with the decision to leave. Parliament and the Labour Party have tried to stop Brexit these last 3 years. It's time to call a General Election.

Today, in the House of Commons, I commended the fantastic £50 million investment by Coca Cola in their factory in Morley and Outwood, a sign that businesses are not scared about Brexit.

Today, during Education Questions in the House of Commons, I raised concerns over stress linked to SATs with the Education Secretary Damian Hinds.

Over 1,300 constituents in Morley and Outwood signed the petition on ISIS members returning to the UK.

Andrea spoke in this debate. She firmly believes that those who are enemies of our country should not be allowed back into our country. Government has a duty to keep its people safe.

Andrea raises her concerns regarding the Prime Minister's Withdrawal Agreement, her concerns regarding the law and her desire for MPs to keep their promises.

Andrea strongly believes we should leave the EU on 29 March 2019 and take back control.

111 constituents of Morley and Outwood, including Andrea herself, signed e-petition 229744 relating to college funding.

 Andrea Jenkyns MP discusses her experience suffering from fibromyalgia during a Westminster Hall debate on this condition

Following e-petitions 229963, 221747 and 235185, relating to leaving the EU without a withdrawal agreement, Andrea makes a speech to Westminster Hall on the WTO option.

Andrea was contacted by a constituent who works in a hospital. Sadly a baby recently passed away but had to wait until Monday in order to be seen by the coroner.