Earlier this week I met with the Chair of the Peninsula Rail Task Force (PRTF), Councillor Andrea Davis, to talk about the progress being made on sorting the railway line at Dawlish.

Last Friday provided another opportunity to meet with children and young people who are part of the Military Kids Club in their school.

Here is a summary of my position on Brexit as we approach the end game:

This week, the Prime Minister launched the Long Term Plan for the NHS – a historic moment for patients in South West Devon and across the country.

The Government has just announced £45 million funding to train 900 new children's Social Workers across the country, including over 40 vacancies in the South West - the first time they have offered the placements in the region.

Local MP, Gary Streeter, has welcomed new funding awarded to Dartmoor Search and Rescue Team (Plymouth) in his South West Devon constituency.

The Government is currently creating a series of 'Hubs' across the country - bringing together civil servants and the projects and services they provide together in key locations across the country. 

Yesterday I was able to ask a question the Prime Minister about SEND funding. I think it is key that we ensure our most vulnerable children and young people have access to the education and support they need to thrive.

I will be strongly supporting Theresa May in the leadership ballot today. A change of leader at this critical stage of our nation's affairs would be a self-indulgent absurdity.

You will no doubt be aware that the vote due to take place on the Brexit deal in Parliament tomorrow been postponed.

I'm hoping to make the following speech in the House today:

In June 2016 I voted to Remain, but the people voted to leave.