Our #NHSLongTermPlan will protect the health service now and for generations to come – ensuring the NHS is always there for you and your family. The Government will be spending an extra £20.5 billion a year in real terms by 2023-24, with every penny spent well.

Well 2018 has been a busy year! I was lucky enough to visit members of our outstanding Armed Forces around the world. Visiting HMS Trenchant in the arctic circle was a special highlight. In MK we have had yet another year of success.

? Focus IT Recruitment in MK transformed themselves into santa's helpers this week to serve 100 Christmas dinners at the Kings Community Church in Wolverton. They enjoyed it that much, they're looking forward to next year!

Millions of people could switch to faster broadband at no extra cost. Check out their new #BoostYourBroadband website to help you discover if you could be getting more for less: https://www.boostyourbroadband.com

Children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are set to benefit from an extra £350 million funding to provide specialist support and tailored facilities, helping those with complex needs to succeed.

A new £10million purpose-built ‘pathway unit’ will be built at Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) following an announcement by the Department of Health.

Myself and Iain Stewart have supported and lobbied for the funding and are delighted the hospital has received the funding.

A real honour to speak on behalf of the Government in last night's debate celebrating #RAF100 @RoyalAirForce. A quite remarkable organisation with remarkable people that has lead the world in aeronautical innovation since 1918.

Last week the UK marked 100 years since the first women gained the right to vote by celebrating Parliament week. Schools across Milton Keynes took part in activities to find out more about our democracy.

Milton Keynes Conservatives are set to launch a new business club to better engage with the thriving local business community.

Rail companies have announced that over 4 million people will be eligible to take advantage of 1/3 off their leisure journeys, for just £30 a year, when the National Rail 26-30 Railcard launches before the end of this year.