George Freeman was a guest on BBC Radio 4’s Westminster Hour with Political Correspondent Ben Wright, former Minister Jacqui Smith, Head of Epson College Sir Anthony Seldon and Deputy Political Editor at the Guardian Jessica Elgot.

George Freeman MP talks to Chris Goreham on BBC Radio Norfolk about the future of Toftwood Surgery.

My speech in the House this afternoon on why we need to fight the Family Farm Tax attack.

I am incredibly disappointed that after my best efforts to get the ICB and the Landlord of Toftwood Surgery to talk and negotiate a deal for the benefit of the residents - they were not able to broker one.

Great to host the 50th Anniversary of District Councils with the Leader of Breckland Council and Chairman of the District Councils' Network - Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen. 

Further to my offer to chair a meeting between the ICB and the landlord of the Toftwood Surgery, I am pleased to report back that it was a positive meeting.

George Freeman raises the increasing problem of flooding in inland Norfolk as a result of climate change, aging infrastructure struggling to cope with modern demands, and the fragmentation of responsibility for water management. He seeks Government support for measures in his Private Member’s Bill which includes clauses on defining responsibilities, funding, liabilities and monitoring.

Farmers from across the UK have descended on Westminster to tell the new Government what they are doing to them through changes to Agricultural Property Relief and Inheritance Tax will mark the end of 'Family Farming' as we know it.

The Dereham Post Office is a vital hub for the local community. As Dereham as a town grows in population (with more new housing planned) and with a retired elderly population - this is an outrageous proposal by the Post Office which makes no sense.