Great to have a tour around The Wave by James and Craig.

This pioneering project will be the first surfing facility of its kind in the world right on our doorstep in Easter Compton.

Can't wait to see it open later this year I may even give it ago! 

Visited the new Great Western Air Ambulance Base today in Almondsbury.

Great to see this fantastic essential service move forward;  training future paramedics and using the most up to date equipment to provide us with expert lifesaving treatment when it is needed the most.  

Fantastic day yesterday visiting HMS Prince of Wales in Rosyth.

Very proud of the engineering excellence and expertise from our area which has helped make this aircraft carrier a magnificent symbol of our country's global reach.

Speaking during an evidence session on our armed forces in Wales,  I enquired about the impact they have on social mobility.

The panel highlighted the positive impact regular, reserve and cadet forces have on aspiration, local communities and apprenticeships.

Had one of my regular catch ups with Bristol, North Somerset and South Glos (BNSSG) Clinical Commissioning Group. On the agenda was Frenchay Hospital, GO provision in Charlton Hayes, and some individual casework raised with me by Constituents.

A fantastic evening at Aerospace Bristol to celebrate 50 years since Concorde's maiden flight from Filton.

Immensely proud to represent and serve an area of world renowned aviation and defence expertise.

After meeting Schools Minister Nick Gibb MP about Patchway Community School - I had a follow up meeting with him in the House of Commons, where we discussed the next action in trying to improve the schools buildings and environment.

Very pleased to support #EnglishTourismWeek19 Visit England with Arts, Tourism and Heritage Minister Michael Ellis MP..

I look forward to welcoming the Minister to our area soon, and to showing him the excellent attractions we have for families, tourists and businesses.

During Prime Minister's Questions, I raised concerns over how our Armed Forces Veterans, who served in Northern Ireland, have been treated in a politically motivated witch hunt over events from decades ago.

Having visited Patchway Community School last week I felt that there were some concerns worth raising about the condition of the school buildings. The teaching staff are dedicated and are doing an excellent job under a number of challenging circumstances presented by the now ageing building.