In addition to my recent meeting with the Police Federation, I also attended a drop-in held by the National Association of Retired Police Officers (NARPO). NARPO represents nearly 90,000 former police officers of all ranks, together with their widows, widowers and former partners.

UK industry, such as steelmaking, is subject to various EU environmental regulations as an EU member state and British Steel has had to seek emergency support from the Government, having been frozen out of the latest version of the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).

As a keen cricketer myself, I was excited to go along to a parliamentary reception to celebrate the forthcoming bumper ‘Summer of Cricket’.

It was great to meet with a number of senior Northamptonshire church leaders in Westminster last week to discuss important matters relating to the practising of faith in the UK in the 21st century, along with the key issues and concerns being raised by their congregations.

I was pleased to meet with the Police Federation recently to discuss some of the challenges and issues our frontline police officers face in their daily work.

During Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy Questions, I made the point that the steel industry is, quite rightly, considered as a key part of the Government’s new flagship Industrial Strategy, and I went on to raise UK Steel’s ‘Steel Charter’ with the Secretary of State - an initiative I w

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Having recently visited Hazel Leys Academy in Corby to open their fantastic new running track, I asked the Minister if he would congratulate everyone at the school for their commitment to taking part in the fantastic ‘Daily Mile’ initiative.

The UK is leaving the European Union, not Europe. During an Urgent Question, I asked the Minister to explain, despite the adverse rhetoric we hear, what has actually happened to the number of EU and foreign students coming to the UK to study following the Brexit vote.

Corby is the fastest growing town in the country and infrastructure and public services must keep pace with that housing growth, including all-important school places for children and young people. So, I asked the Minister how the Government is achieving exactly that.