January news

Michael was pleased to be able to attend the launch of the Open Doors World Watch List for 2020. He was encouraged by the fact that the Prime Minister's special envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief also attending, signifying how important this issue is to the government. 

Michael was delighted to attend the Bere Regis Pop in Place on Monday before heading up to London for the start of the new Parliament. He attended with local Dorset councillors Peter Wharf and Laura Miller.

In only a week there will be the first election in December since 1923. I voted for the election, as it was clear that Parliament was deadlocked on Brexit, and no progress was being made. If I am re-elected, I will continue to honour the result of the referendum.

Helping Constituents

Supporting Schools & Young People

I am always incredibly grateful to the many volunteers who work hard in our community in so many different ways. Over the last few years, it has been a privilege to be able to meet so many of these of volunteers, and thank them for their work.

November News

My November news is slightly different this year – Parliament has been dissolved, so I am writing not as an MP but as a candidate in the forthcoming general election.

Michael was invited by several Canford Heath schools to attend a special event in Adastral Square this week. The children from the local schools were campaigning for a community charter. 

Michael was delighted to attend the Chairman of Colehill Parish Council's annual reception, saying thank you to local volunteers who run a wide range pof activities in Colehill.

St Michael's Middle School  band provided excellent entertainment.