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.

At 5pm on Wednesday the ballot closes for Conservative Party members to choose who they want to fight the 2020 London Mayoral election.