Today in Parliament the Prime Minister has set out our further response to growing spread of coronavirus.

Veterans, including Rugby & Bulkington residents who served our country, should be protected from vexatious claims for doing what they were trained for.

On Monday I supported the government’s UK Internal Market Bill. Much of the debate around the Bill has centred around our country’s commitments to treaty obligations and international law.

Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has paid a visit to the town’s growing new neighbourhood, Houlton, to discover how the development is thriving in the wake of lockdown.

Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has won the thanks of local residents and the Power for People campaign group after he joined over 180 MPs in supporting the Local Electricity Bill.

Brave 9-year-old Rugby resident Tommy Young and his family won the backing of local MP Mark Pawsey and the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, after his letter asking for more support for hospices was raised in Prime Minister’s Questions.

HMP Onley, The Rotary Club of Rugby & Futures Unlocked are doing great work providing work for prisoners by refurbishing bicycles left at Rugby Station.

A very substantial number of constituents in Rugby and Bulkington have contacted me over the Bank Holiday weekend to ask my views on Dominic Cummings. Over the next day or so I will be responding with the following letter.

Jobcentre Plus staff in Rugby, and across the country, have been doing great work ensuring that Universal Credit is available to the most vulnerable during the Covid-19 outbreak - something which would not have been possible without reform of the welfare system.

Small businesses across Rugby and Bulkington can benefit from a new fast-track finance scheme providing loans with a 100% government-backed guarantee for lenders which goes live today.