When you are struggling with mental health concerns, sometimes paying bills and managing paperwork is incredibly difficult.  For patients who require support from charities or need to write directly to their creditors, often paperwork confirming diagnosis from a GP is required.

A new ID card aimed at helping armed forces veterans gain access to specialist help and support has started to be issued.

The Environment Secretary and Chancellor have confirmed that they plan to overhaul the waste system demonstrating our commitment to leave the environment in a better state than we found it.

Tamworth has some excellent, licensed drone photographers, from great views of our castle grounds and high-rise flats to river-side scenes and townscapes, drones can have a very positive role to play, particularly in media, public safety, science and geography.

Recently I met with campaigners from Cancer Research UK to learn about the charity’s latest research and show his support for all those working to ensure more people survive cancer.

I was recently contacted by a constituent who had a credit card taken out using his name and address.  He reported the incident as soon as he found out but the bank refused to engage with him as he did not have the account details to hand.

Today I had a furry friend join me in the Whips office for a brief tour, it was Finn the police dog and his handler, PC David Wardell.

This week I had the opportunity to support a national recruitment campaign launching today from the Department of Health and Social Care to address the 110,000+ vacancies in adult social care across England.

Earlier this month the United Kingdom secured its first guilty verdict for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) a key step towards tackling a dated, unnecessary and painful practice in our country.

Today the Suicide Prevention Minister Jackie Doyle-Price spoke at the National Suicide Alliance Conference highlighting how we must all look at the impact of harmful suicide and self-harm content online.