In this turbulent time, it is important the community helps those who are most vulnerable and there has been some amazing work here in Somerset. If you are in need of help, or want to give back to the community, these links should be useful. 

It goes without saying this is an unbelievably tough time for everyone as we continue to battle against Covid-19.

The Government is doing all it can to get us through this and while it won’t be perfect, the priority has – and always will be - to save lives.

We are in unprecedented times in this country right now and I know there is a huge amount of fear over the Coronavirus pandemic.

I am clear the community does not wish for any changes to the provision of Minor Injury Units – not just in Burnham-on-Sea but at Glastonbury and Shepton.

We are very lucky in this constituency to have a number of colleges giving students the opportunity to pursue apprenticeships alongside a range of courses. 

Wells MP James Heappey is pleased to see Somerset County Council benefit from the biggest increase in council’s spending power for a decade, with the authority receiving a funding increase of 7.5 per cent.

Pilton MP James Heappey has welcomed the news Somerset County Council has formally withdrawn the Glastonbury and Pilton Major Road Network bid from its plans submitted to the Department for Transport.

Wells MP James Heappey has been appointed Minister for the Armed Forces, following Prime Minister Boris Johnson's first reshuffle since the General Election. 

Wells MP James Heappey has welcomed today’s Government announcement which detailed a transformational amount of funding for bus services across the country.

Wells MP James Heappey met with young climate activists last week, engaging in an informative conversation about climate change.