At the start of April, I spoke with BBC Radio Surrey to highlight the ongoing crisis in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services.
Earlier this month, Thames Water announced a £37 million investment across Mole Valley aimed at tackling sewage flooding in the River Mole, as well as homes and gardens.
I joined BBC Radio Surrey to amplify the voices of Clarion Housing residents who feel consistently ignored by the Association.
Fiona Laskaris courageously went on ITV news to tell the story of her autistic son, Christopher, and how changing the Mental Capacity Act 2005 could have saved his life.
During a Treasury Select Committee hearing, I asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves MP, if she thinks investment in defence has a better impact on growth than other sectors.
Chris questions the OBR on the Spring Statement during Treasury Select Committee hearings.
I met with Vodafone representatives to discuss improvements to mobile phone coverage.
I've been working with London Business School Professor Paolo Surico on using public research and development, especially defence spending, to boost economic growth.
Increased vote share for Lib Dems
No Thames Water road closures on Vincent Lane and West Street, Dorking
Westvale Park in Horley has been waiting seven years for their promised GP to materialise. I asked the Government to work with me to ensure that this housing development, and others in our constituency, get the health services they need.
Accessibility is a constant struggle in Horley for some of my constituents.
