16,000 people are diagnosed with a brain tumour every year. They are indiscriminate and can affect anyone at any age – killing more people under the age of 40 than any other cancer.

Many parts of Norfolk were badly hit by heavy rainfall back in December, and in the first couple of months of this year. The flooding caused followed similar problems back in the summer of 2020, and on several occasions over the preceding few years – continuing an increasingly common trend.

Absolutely right that the Oxford to Cambridge Arc should be a pathfinder for #Smartrail: a new Oxford Cambridge rail link – with innovative signalling and integrated Bus and Bike links.

Despite Covid-19, Norfolk and the Eastern region remains one of the most exciting areas of the UK in terms of science, technology and innovation.

Before coming to Parliament, I spent 15 years in East Anglia helping to build, finance and manage fast-growth science and technology businesses around Cambridge and Norwich.

Break is an innovative charity that provides hope and support for vulnerable and young people which is based in East Anglia.

As we look to “Build Back Better” post Covid, it is clear that the fastest way to recover is through supporting our Small and Medium Size Businesses which are the energy of our local economy.

The pandemic has been an economic catastrophe as well as a health crisis: the biggest recession and debt since the War and £260 billion of Covid relief to pay for.

Everyone has the right to a good education, and a fundamental part of any child’s upbringing to improve life chances.