With December drawing to a close and the new year almost upon us, it has been a busy month – from visiting Mozambique as UK Trade Envoy to Southern Africa to talking to students at Leytonstone School. Here are some of the things I’ve been up to

It's December...and that means it's time for my monthly roundup of November! From pedalling hard in the RBL Poppy Ride to chatting about space and security, here is some of what I got up to last month

Here’s a look back at some of what I’ve been doing in Parliament, across the constituency, and with the Defence Select Committee in October 🎃Spoke in Parliament on SEND reform and EHCPs, pressing for better support for children and families.

Better late than never! Here’s my September 2025 roundup - a look back at some of what I got up to last month.

From ASB Forums to talking climate change with constituents, July was a busy month. Here is some of what I got up to: Facilitated two public Anti-Social Behaviour Forums in Redbridge and Waltham Forest. Urged the Foreign Secretary to consider sanctions on Israel’s Defence Minister. Held a meeting in Parliament with FirstPort to tackle spiralling charges affecting local leaseholders.

It’s been another busy month both locally and in Parliament. Here’s a look at some of what I’ve been working on in June. Knocked on doors in Cann Hall, Leyton and Grove Green, listening directly to residents and talking through local priorities.

May has been a busy and rewarding month, from international engagements to local community events. I had the privilege of leading my first Trade Envoy delegation to Angola, visiting more of our wonderful local schools and supporting important campaigns in both Parliament and the constituency.

A very happy May to you all! From launching a campaign for step-free access at Snaresbrook to running the London marathon, it has been a packed April. Here is some of what I got up to:

As we move into April, I'm looking back on a packed March. From meeting local charities to school visits, here’s a small snapshot of what I’

As we move into March, I'm looking back on a busy February, from transport improvements to health discussions and school visits, here’s a sn