Over the past week, the Government has launched its Homes for Ukraine scheme for people in the UK to be able to offer their homes to host Ukrainian refugees.
A huge number of constituents have got in touch with me over the past couple of weeks regarding the situation in Ukraine, showcasing the strength of feeling at this tragic time.
It is only right that I write this column about the situation in Ukraine – something I hoped I wouldn’t have to do.
The sanctions from the British Government – and governments around the world – have shown Russia that we are united with Ukraine who are fighting unbelievably admirably.
Our NHS have done an extraordinary job under immense pressure throughout the pandemic, treating Covid patients and delivering the vaccine and booster rollouts. Their tireless work has saved countless lives and all our NHS workers deserve every praise.
The Department for Education has identified key areas across the country to be a dedicated Education Investment Area, with Somerset playing a leading role - something which has been warmly welcomed by Wells MP James Heappey.
As I write this column, the Levelling Up strategy has been unveiled by the Government, illustrating plans for how to close the gap between richer and poorer areas of the country.
Street MP James Heappey took part in a walkaround and meeting with local village councillors to discuss the issues affecting the High Street and beyond.
Wells MP James Heappey, alongside neighbouring Somerset MPs hosted the Prime Minister and local leaders from Somerset's hospitals for an important virtual meeting to discuss healthcare in the county.
Burnham-on-Sea MP James Heappey paid Churchfields School in Highbridge a visit and took tough questions from the student council, as well as meeting the headteacher and other staff.
