I am delighted by today’s announcement that around £200 million will be made available to overhaul dangerous cladding on privately owned residential tower blocks, like that at Northpoint in Bromley.

Today’s result is particularly disappointing. I voted again for the Prime Minister’s deal for an orderly Brexit that respects the referendum result and importantly protects jobs and businesses.

In recent weeks I have received thousands of letters, emails and calls from constituents regarding Brexit.

This is the thirteenth Brexit update I have posted on my website since the Referendum took place.

Over recent weeks a number of local residents have contacted me about crime in London, including a recent spate of burglaries across Bromley and Chislehurst.

Quite understandably, many local residents continue to contact me regarding Brexit, and I am acutely aware that, whatever their point of view, people have deep and genuine concerns about the decisions we in Parliament will be taking over the coming weeks.

After a long campaign, I am very pleased to have received notification this morning that the Bullers Wood School for Boys appeal at St Hugh’s playing fields has been granted by the Planning Inspectorate, securing a permanent home for the school.

In recent weeks a number of residents have contacted me to raise their various concerns regarding E21C, a local multi-academy trust of which five schools in Bromley and Chislehurst are members.   

I am absolutely delighted to have received confirmation that the Department for Health and Social Care is making in excess of £9 million available for a new health and wellbeing centre in Bromley town.

Over recent weeks a number of residents have contacted me regarding the ongoing consultation on the Bromley town masterplan.