It was a delight to visit Steve Willis Training Centre in Portchester to see the work being done in ‘skilling up’ local young people.

I lent a helping hand at Naomi House Charity Shop on West Street in Fareham.

In a letter sent by First Bus Managing Director Marc Reddy, he stated that a lack of customers and possible disruption to the current route make any service to FCH unviable and would not be profitable enough to run, despite only meaning a minor change to the route. 

I have joined calls for people to support small, independent businesses in Fareham as part of Small Business Saturday.

I am grateful to everyone who has written to me on the last weeks and days regarding Brexit and my resignation. 

I am always immensely impressed by the talent and creativity of children in Fareham – so my Christmas Card Competition is an excellent opportunity to showcase their work.

I am joining England’s Chief Nursing Officer and Chief Medical Officer in urging Fareham residents aged 65 and over to take up their free NHS flu vaccination before winter sets in.

I am passionate about inspiring young people to become the engineers of the future. But the UK faces an estimated shortfall of 20,000 engineering graduates every year, with half of companies in the sector saying the shortage is having a significant impact on their productivity and growth.

I visited Lloyds Bank on West Street in Fareham today to discuss their work in tackling fraud.

I learnt about their work with the Banking Protocol and other support offered by Lloyds and the Fareham branch in protecting those at risk of fraud.

I was invited to a private view of the ‘Back to Nature’ art exhibition and Class of 18 Art Show at Cams Hill School, which showcases works by pupils, teachers, professional artists.