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.

Fifty members of the Women’s Institute from across Somerset visited Westminster for a tour of Parliament and to catch up with the county’s MPs yesterday (Monday).

The WI’s annual visit to Westminster was heavily oversubscribed after the success of previous years.

Next week the EU Withdrawal Bill comes back to the House of Commons after completing its passage through the House of Lords.

Wells Constituency MP James Heappey joined Farming Minister George Eustice in meetings with the National Farmers Union and other rural groups during the minister’s visit to the Bath & West Show.

This week is the Royal Bath & West Show and so an opportunity to showcase the amazing agricultural heritage of our county.

Last week I spoke in Parliament about the ongoing investigations into soldiers who served in Northern Ireland. We’ve also seen in recent weeks, so-called public interest lawyers Leigh Day bring forward a raft of further claims against soldiers who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.