2026 July

Here is my letter to the Windsor Academy Trust objecting to the building the of a school in Reedswood Park.  

On Tuesday 22 July 2026 I visited garden created and supported by whg for their residents in Milton Place.  This was previously a fly tipping hotspot but whg have turned this into a haven where residents can spend time enjoying nature and meeting to grow plants and vegetables.  By the time winter arrives the grass, parched

The House passed the remaining stages of the Public Office (Accountability) Bill, also known as the Hillsborough Law on Tuesday 14 July 2026. The Bill is about what the people should expect from the state when the worst happens – honesty, transparency, and a system that stands with victims and their families. For too long,

On Monday 13 July 2026 the House of Commons passed the Immigration and Asylum Bill. Spending on asylum support was £4.7 billion in a single year. Our country has always provided sanctuary to those fleeing war and persecution, but we must rebuild public confidence and restore fairness. The Home Secretary recently announced new capped, safe,

I attended the funeral of Gladys at West Green Baptist Church on Friday 15 July 2026. Gladys son, Chris Symonds is a door keeper at the House of Commons and paid a fitting tribute to his mum. So it was with sadness that we said goodbye to Gladys who for many years looked after MPs