Back in September, I met with representatives of Necton Parish Council, Vattenfall and Highways England to discuss several significant issues pertaining to the future of Necton – including, most notably, local concerns about Vattenfall’s proposals to locate the substation connection point for two new wind farms (Norfolk Vanguard and Norfolk Boreas) in the village over the next few years.

Today I am launching a new Norwich-Cambridge Cluster Collaboration to drive investment in Agri-Tech businesses in East Anglia and boost the region’s world leading life science work.

Today I am helping launch the Government's new Industrial Strategy for agricultural science, technology and innovation, in a major shift of policy towards supporting modern high-tech farming which has huge potential benefits for our region.

In order for the UK Agricultural Sector to continue to thrive, it needs more targeted investment in research and research centres

Leading the way in the campaign for agricultural developments for East Anglia, George Freeman MP has received widespread coverage for his work.

The Chair of an influential agricultural parliamentary group has stressed the enormous potential of East Anglia’s agricultural research and life sciences sectors following a visit to the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB).

George Freeman has been confirmed as the new chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Science in Technology in Agriculture.