Baroness Evans, the Leader of the House of Lords and Lord Privy Seal, took time out to visit St Paul’s Catholic School in Leadenhall.

The Baroness, after a tour of the school, took questions from sixth-form politics students and members of MK Youth Cabinet.

This week, I voted for the Withdrawal Agreement as I saw it as the surest way to guarantee we leave the European Union.

I voted against taking no deal off the table as I believe it is still our biggest bargaining chip.

Yesterday I voted in favour of the Prime Minister’s Withdrawal Agreement for the second time. I have explained my reasoning for last night’s vote here. In short, I believed it was the surest way to guarantee we left the European Union.

We are very fortunate in MK to be surrounded by a wealth of green spaces and with that comes an array of wildlife.  The work of the Wildlife Trust in my constituency is vitally important and I was delighted to accept an invitation to meet with CEO Estelle Bailey at Little Linford Wood.

This week is undoubtedly one of the most important in Parliament for many years, and my vote tonight is not a decision I have taken lightly.

I joined Milton Keynes Council and Arriva Midlands as the bus operator celebrates the introduction of contactless payment technology on all its local buses.

I was able to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) with a visit to long-standing employability charity Works for Us.

It was a tremendous honour to be able to speak and share in the celebrations at the Nepal Embassy for the 264th anniversary of the founding of the Nepal Army.

Housing Minister, Heather Wheeler has praised Milton Keynes for its exemplary joint effort across different organisations in tackling  homelessness in the city.

I was very pleased to be in my home town of Olney for yet another “flipping fantastic” annual pancake race.