It's been a pretty fraught week in Westminster and I know from my mailbag that many of you have been following events closely. I know too that for many who voted to leave the EU, the deal that the Prime Minister is proposing seems not to be the Brexit that you thought we were heading for.

Following a number of illegal traveller encampments in Burnham-on-Sea over the past week, James Heappey MP has called for urgent action to tackle the issue. 

This month we are celebrating the 70th anniversary of the National Health Service and so I wanted to use this week's column to pay tribute to the amazing work of all who work in our health service.

Wells MP James Heappey has welcomed the approval of a third runway at London’s Heathrow Airport. Approval was given in Parliament last Monday when the plans were approved by a huge majority of MPs

This week Parliament has finally approved a new runway at Heathrow Airport which is great news for us in the West Country.

You must forgive me if these columns are starting to sound a little repetitive.

Wells MP James Heappey has joined forces with dozens of other MPs to encourage the Government to adopt the Irish law on travellers as part of the ongoing consultation.

Wells MP James Heappey has welcomed the news that Mendip is set to receive £150,000 from the Government to tackle rough sleeping in the area.

This week has been all about Brexit and trying to complete the passage of the EU Withdraw Bill through Parliament.

Wells MP James Heappey was part of the victorious House of Commons Tug-Of-War team which helped raise more than £146,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.