How can the UK translate its infrastructure ambition into reality in light of Brexit?

Central government’s number one priority around Brexit right now must be to provide clarity for the City of London on the status of EU workers living here, and those wishing to live here in future, according to the body representing the financial centre.

I am always happy to be invited to residents’ association meetings as this gives me a great opportunity to meet with local people and discuss the issues that matter to them. As always, there was a fantastic turn out and a good discussion.

The government should be running a balanced budget to prepare the public finances for future shocks, one of the chancellor’s aides has said.

I was happy to meet the dedicated and hardworking team at Staines Job Centre. We discussed the Universal Credit roll out, and the work that is taking place to ensure the transition is smooth and trouble free.

I arranged for Google to come to Spelthorne and deliver a detailed workshop for local businesses helping them to master the digital world and better promote their businesses via social and digital media channels. We had a great turnout and the event was informative and interactive.

Heathrow Airport expansion: Stanwell Moor residents' campaign for inclusion into compensation scheme backed by Spelthorne MP

Residents of a Spelthorne village say it's "completely unfair" it has not been included in Heathrow Airport's property compensation scheme.

I was pleased to re-open the Spelthorne Museum following its redecoration, and to inaugurate the new temporary exhibition on the history of the Fire Service in Spelthorne. This coincided with the 280th anniversary of when 1738 fire engine was built for the Parish of Staines.

ONE GREAT IDEA WINS £3,500

The Spelthorne Business Plan Competition represents a search for the local business entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

Conservative MP Kwasi Kwarteng has told the Today programme there needs to be "some distinction" between customs union and non customs union areas but ruled out that that would mean a hard border in Northern Ireland.