A number of constituents have contacted me about the immigration system and the NHS.

We have been clear that we want all EU nationals, including those working in the NHS and the care sector, to stay in the UK after we leave the EU.

I voted in 2016, as did the country, to leave the European Union. The country also voted, in large part, in the 2017 General Election for the two parties standing on a manifesto platform that they would honour the result of the 2016 Referendum.

A number of constituents have contacted me about trade after Brexit in relation to the NHS.

I have received the following assurance:

A number of constituents have contacted me about asbestos in schools.

Regarding the vote in the House of Commons last night Fiona’s position is as follows:

A number of constituents have contacted me about animal sentience and the #Betterdealforanimals campaign.

A number of constituents contacted me about the trade debate in Parliament on 21st February raising concerns about standards in future trade agreements, the scrutiny of such agreements, and investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanisms.

A number of constituents have contacted me about rules for fracking.

I appreciate constituents’ concerns about protecting the local environment and would not support applications for fracking in my constituency – indeed, I would oppose them.

A number of constituents have contacted me about NHS Waiting Times.

A number of constituents have contacted me about the impact of immigration post Brexit on staffing in the NHS.