Suella: Speaker Bercow has ensured the Government has to improve its Brexit deal 18th March 2019 Published in The Telegraph - 18.03.19 Can people trust their politicians? That seemingly trite question will be tested over the next 10 days. As an MP who gave... Opinions
Telegraph: Let's not be cowed by fear into accepting there is no alternative to this defeatist, fake Brexit 3rd December 2018 My parents emigrated to the United Kingdom from Kenya and Mauritius in the 1960s. They were born during the British Empire and admired this country. The UK that... Opinions
Your services, your say 6th August 2018 Since first being elected in 2015, local health issues and services have been a priority for me. I have been working closely with Fareham Community Hospital... Opinions
What Brexit means for the Conservatives 29th March 2018 We are, rightly, asking what Brexit means for not just our country, but our party. It is not unfathomable that other parties are asking of themselves the same... Opinions
Broadband in Fareham 4th September 2017 Broadband in the UK has been evolving at a rapid pace. As recently as 2004 only 50% of UK households had internet connection. Even in 2010, only 45% of... Opinions
Trade after Brexit will not just benefit Britain, but the world 28th July 2017 As the new Chairman of the European Research Group, I am passionate about making the uplifting case for Brexit: that of opportunity, freedom and prosperity... Opinions
We need a radical plan to reform family justice in the coming Conservative manifesto 23rd April 2017 On June 8th, the country will have the chance to choose a Conservative government, with Theresa May’s steady hand at the helm. And as we embark on a new journey... Opinions
Brexit is a golden opportunity for women 17th March 2017 Last week we marked International Women’s Day – a day to celebrate our contribution to social, economic, cultural and political achievements. Rightly we should... Opinions
I’m Proud Of This Government’s Action On Domestic Abuse 10th March 2017 Raped, beaten and destitute, Sarah (names changed) had nowhere else to go. Aged 28, and with her young son, she faced no other option than to leave the place... Opinions
