I was sitting on the front bench today in the House of Commons during the Health Secretary’s statement on the Gosport War Memorial Hospital report.

I met with local members of the National Farmers Union (NFU).

At the meeting, I discussed farming in Fareham and learnt about the important work local farmers do to contribute towards our food supply and their contribution to the area’s economy.

Ahead of this Thank a Teacher day, Friday 22nd June, I am paying tribute to teachers across Fareham, whose hard work means that more children are gaining the skills and knowledge they need to get on in life.  

Businesses from the Fareham and the Solent area have joined me for my quarterly Solent Business Forum lunch, held at Avenue 141 restaurant, located on the campus of Fareham College.

I have welcomed moves by the Government that will see the protected area of Britain’s coastline expanded, in face of growing environmental concerns about pollution in our oceans.

I joined local volunteers for National Volunteering Week, as part of a day to raise awareness for volunteering and to encourage others to take part in local schemes.

I have welcomed new counter-terrorism and security measures – CONTEST –  announced yesterday by the Government.

I was shown around Wetwheels, a charity based in Gunwharf Quays, to learn more about the work it does to support local disabled people.

Fareham College will become a provider for the Government’s new flagship qualification, T Levels.

On Sunday, the Government announced the providers that have been successful and will deliver the new T Levels from September 2020. Included on the list was Fareham College.

I hosted my third pub session for local people at The Talisman pub in Park Gate.