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Police investigations into events at Downing Street have now concluded and the report of the senior civil servant, Sue Gray, who was asked to look into the...

The House of Commons debated the Public Order Bill this week and did so with some passion on both sides. The Bill seeks to create new offences and to restrict...

Dementia is growing within our population, with an estimated 850,000 people living with it in the UK. In Kenilworth and Southam, 887 people or 1% of our...

It was a great pleasure to visit the Insight House and spend time with pupils from Lighthorne Heath Primary School. They certainly had a thing or two to share...

Monday was the launch of Mental Health Awareness Week, the UK’s national week to raise awareness of mental health.  The week, which is hosted by the Mental...

This week’s State Opening of Parliament reminds us that the event has both political and constitutional significance. Every Government uses a Queen’s Speech to...

For help for businesses looking to apply for the Queen’s Award for Enterprise (QAE), the Warwickshire Lieutenancy in collaboration with The Coventry &...

I am delighted to say that my Private Member’s Bill, Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles (Disabled Persons) Bill received Royal Assent last Thursday and is now an...

The imposition on the Prime Minister of a fixed penalty notice for breach of COVID-19 regulations is dramatic and unprecedented. It undoubtedly weakens the...