Much has been said about Levelling Up over the course of the past three years since it became a central tenant of the manifesto upon which myself and my Conservative colleagues stood.
As many of my constituents will know, I have long been interested in ensuring the Government helps asylum seekers fleeing from war and persecution across the globe.
Harrow Council's Conservative leadership has reset the Council's official priorities and vision.
After years of drift and a lack of coherent vision under Labour, the Council now has a strong framework to deliver quality services and positive change for local people.
As we approach Christmas and start to see decorations go up on our High Streets, I know that many of my constituents are eagerly anticipating time with their families and celebrating together.
It has been encouraging to see life restored to our high streets with thanks to the unwavering support from residents for the businesses that form the very foundation of our local community in Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner.
In September, I spoke in the Financial Services and Markets Bill debate that saw this Bill be introduced into parliament. I was pleased to have the opportunity to speak in the follow up debate as the Bill has now passed its committee stage scrutiny.
This morning, I was delighted to meet with Keith Smith, who has recently become the new CEO and Principal of Uxbridge College following the retirement of Darrell DeSouza at the end of October.
To celebrate Small Business Saturday, I visited Home Needs in Northwood who sell almost anything! It is one of the many small businesses from Hatch End t Harefield, and everywhere in between, that keep our high streets thriving.