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I am calling on small shopkeepers across Worthing & Adur to enter the Best Small Shops Competition, which celebrates the creativity of small shops and the central role they play in their local community. The Best Small Shops Competition is open to any small shop* operating in the UK.

Given the lack of rain it was incredible that there were any entries at all at the Shoreham Horticultural Society Summer Show last week.

There was a great example of ‘Fake News’ just before Parliament broke for the summer recess last week, and I became part of it in my column last week.

Following my trip to Israel and Palestine, I am very keen to hold a discussion event with my constituents to understand their views on the matter, as I know it is an issue that many have written to me about and is something people are very passionate about. I do not have all the answers as to how w

It is always a pleasure to visit the beautiful South Downs Way.

Thank you to all those who came along to my discussion at the Shoreham Methodist Church about the Israel/Palestine situation. It was a very well attended meeting and predictably a lively one at that.

I am pleased to say that my Private Members Bill to extend civil partnerships, give greater protections against stillbirths and add the names of mothers on marriage certificates completed its committee stages in the Commons last Wednesday.

I welcome the announcement that teachers will be receiving a very well deserved pay rise.

The hot weather goes on and on and what better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than joining a group of Shoreham residents, Canon Ann Waizeneker and some musical accompaniment to bless a new vineyard at the foot of the Downs.

I am always happy to take students from local schools on for work experience in my Westminster office to have a glimpse into the life of an MP and the inner workings of Parliament. Jessaline Caine and Joseph Humphreys from Shoreham Academy were latest pupils to come up to my office and they experie