Earlier this week I wrote online that I was unimpressed with the way the big banks were refusing firms access to the Government's interest-free Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS), or insisting on personal guarantees from the directors.

A lot of people have been in touch to ask about the rules on taking exercise - and specifically whether it's ok to drive a short distance to the open country to walk your dog (or yourself).

Here you can read my latest weekly update: https://mailchi.mp/c2ccb8ca9166/weekly-update-from-danny-kruger-mp-1678… 

I am working with a number of Constituents who are currently abroad who want to return to the UK and I am continuing to raise specific details with Foreign & Commonwealth Office Ministers. 

This post is to confirm that all my scheduled/proposed face-to-face local meetings and surgeries are being postponed indefinitely, in line with Government advice on social distancing to minimise the spread of coronavirus. 

Here you can read my latest weekly update: https://mailchi.mp/1c46fa3ce52a/weekly-update-from-danny-kruger-mp-1671…  

Here you can read my latest weekly update: https://mailchi.mp/126403eaedb0/weekly-update-from-danny-kruger-mp-1671…

Here you can read my latest weekly update: https://mailchi.mp/e25663b4cd05/weekly-update-from-danny-kruger-mp-1664…

Today I in the chamber I urged the government to work closely with civil society groups to make sure that elderly and vulnerable people get the social and practical support they need amid the Coronavirus outbreak. 

If last year’s general election tells us anything, it is that the social fabric of the places we live in matters. The corners of the country we represent could hardly be more different, but the issues that animate our constituents are strikingly similar.