I have had a lot of emails about possible changes to the EU Withdrawal Agreement and I thought I should explain my and the Government’s position as clearly as I can.
I was pleased to open Devizes' Indie Day on Sunday, celebrating the town's independent businesses and trying to boost visitors to the High Street. I spoke on Fantasy Radio about what was going on on the day.
As schools, colleges and offices reopen, more and more people will be thinking about heading back to public transport. From today, train operators are adding more services back into timetables. If, like me, you are already using the train, or are thinking of it, remember:
Throughout lockdown, the government has provided support to businesses of all sizes to keep them going, as many closed or could not operate at their previous capacity, but as this eases shoppers are once again able to show their support for their local high streets, and we should champion this.
This year has seen many people needing to work and study from home and, as we have adjusted to communicating virtually all day, the internet has never been more important.
I have had a number of organised campaign emails from constituents calling for an extension of the EU transition period in December 2020. This is my reply to those emails.
Thank you for your email regarding the Brexit transition period.
Since the coronavirus took hold in the UK I have received hundreds of queries from people trying to access the various support packages from the Government, particularly from businesses.
