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  • government4
  • Labour government3
  • Santander2
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  • Economy & Jobs (General)10 postscelebratory
  • Health & NHS9 postssupportive
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22 May 2026Culture & CommunitycelebratoryCongratulations to The Story of Emily in Liskeard for receiving the Outstanding Achievement Award at the 32nd Annual Thea Awards across the pond in Florida!
21 May 2026Defence & SecuritymeasuredDuring the debate of the King’s Speech this week, I made it clear that we must ensure our digital defence is as well prepared as our physical capabilities. In South East Cornwall, we have a deep understanding of the importance of defence.
20 May 2026Local GovernmentmeasuredSome group discussions I’ve held recently: ✅ SEND Roundtable – engaged with parents and education professionals ✅ Bus Roundtable – brought together bus companies and local people ✅ Treledan Town Hall – concerns about the proposed decision to appoint FirstPort to manage the Barratt Homes phase
19 May 2026TransportmeasuredI was glad to attend a Tamar Crossings Spring Summit, which brought together MPs, councillors and officials from Cornwall and Devon. Our focus was on cheaper tolls for local people and how transport improvements can benefit communities and boost economic growth across the Tamar.
18 May 2026Culture & CommunitycelebratorySt Sampson's near Callington and The Zone in Downderry have both received a share of the government’s £2 million national funding pot. We have some fantastic community groups in our area, so it’s great that these organisations have been recognised for all they do to support local people.
18 May 2026Health & NHSmeasuredHypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy is a lack of oxygen to a baby’s brain during or shortly after birth and affects 3-4 babies out of every 1,000. Peeps offer peer support and counselling to create a network around those affected. I encourage everyone in South East Cornwall to spread the word.
18 May 2026EnvironmentcelebratoryThe River Fowey at Lostwithiel has been designated as an official bathing water site ahead of this summer. Thank you to everyone who's been involved, responded to the consultation, and worked so hard to make this happen, especially Cllr Sarah Preece and the Lostwithiel Environment Action Forum.
18 May 2026TransportmeasuredIn Parliament, I raised my concerns about the funding for estuary crossings. As a result, I secured a meeting with the Minister responsible, and I look forward to working with all the local and national stakeholders on this issue.
11 May 2026Health & NHSmeasuredThis week is Mental Health Awareness Week, and this year it’s all about taking actions to improve mental health for ourselves and others, whether that’s ensuring that we have a good night's sleep or reaching out to a friend who we know is going through a difficult period.
11 May 2026EducationmeasuredYoung people with a vision impairment are able to thrive as long as they have the right support and resources, both in the classroom and at home. I recently met with Guide Dogs UK to discuss the issues that our young people with visual impairments face and what we can do to support them.
11 May 2026MP & ParliamentmeasuredI was glad to spend time speaking with residents at my latest surgery. My surgeries are always an important time to hear about the issues people are facing. This time we covered a range of issues including planning concerns and road safety.
11 May 2026TransportcelebratoryGWR will be nationalised this year!
11 May 2026Crime & PolicingcelebratorySome great news for safety in Torpoint! Torpoint Town Council has successfully secured funding for the installation of several CCTV cameras at Harvey Street.
11 May 2026Economy & Jobs (General)measuredLink 👉 www.cornwall.gov.uk/kernowindust...
11 May 2026Economy & Jobs (General)celebratoryThe £30 million Kernow Industrial Growth Fund is now live! The fund will boost economic growth in our key sectors like critical minerals, renewable energy and marine innovation. I’m encouraging businesses in South East Cornwall to express their interest at the link below.
11 May 2026EducationmeasuredOnce again, I’ve met with Minister for SEND, Georgia Gould OBE MBE to raise issues that local people have spoken with me about. I’ve heard from many residents about their experiences at my SEND roundtable, in my surgeries, with my caseworker team, and in my surveys.
5 May 2026Economy & Jobs (General)measuredThis Labour government is offering businesses grants of up to £5,000 for hiring young people in South East Cornwall, and a fully-paid six month placement for young people who have been out of work for 18 months. I have written to businesses encouraging them to sign up: business.gov.uk/recruit
5 May 2026Utilities & WatermeasuredSince my beach clean at Seaton, I’ve kept environmental concerns high on my agenda. I have asked for a meeting with the new South West Water CEO to raise your concerns. I want South West Water to look into the outlet at Seaton, which was recently uncovered during a storm, as a priority.
5 May 2026Agriculture & Rural EconomycelebratoryWe have great farmers who support neighbours when they are in difficulty and work incredibly hard to put food on our tables. I welcome these opportunities to get together and discuss the real challenges facing the sector and what needs to be done to ensure that Cornish food is on our plates.
5 May 2026EnvironmentmeasuredAll around us, there are ‘forever chemicals’, whether that’s in our rivers, seas, or countryside When I was a member of the Environmental Audit Committee in Parliament we launched an inquiry into this issue, and I am glad that the government has now issued its PFAS plan to grips with this problem
5 May 2026Agriculture & Rural EconomymeasuredSpeaking at the Roots to Resilience event, I raised issues that local people have been speaking with me about to ensure that we have more resilient food supply chains. Events such as this are a great opportunity for me to gather local thoughts and experiences and use them to champion our needs.
28 Apr 2026Economy & Jobs (General)celebratoryLooe’s banking hub is a vital asset for the town. So, it was great to open the new permanent banking hub in Looe alongside Mayor Remington recently. I’ve been calling for the expansion of banking hubs in our towns across South East Cornwall. Financial inclusion is crucial.
28 Apr 2026Health & NHSmeasuredWhen I met with the Health Secretary, I raised the issues affecting us in South East Cornwall, specifically for carers. The Women’s Health Strategy is centred around the needs of women and girls, giving us a voice, choice, and power over how we receive our healthcare.
27 Apr 2026Agriculture & Rural EconomymeasuredIt was great to be at Trenance Farm recently to hear more about the Slurry Lagoon and Methane Capture Trial which explored how to turn the gas into fuel to power tractors. I’m committed to working with them to tackle some of the issues that they have had since the trial, despite its success.
27 Apr 2026Health & NHScelebratoryIt was great to speak with the Naturewatch Foundation about the benefits of pet ownership, for our mental wellbeing and to reduce loneliness. This Labour government has launched the Animal Welfare Strategy, which is the biggest upgrade to animal rights in a generation.
27 Apr 2026Energy & Net ZeromeasuredIt was great to see some of the work first hand at Rillaton with National Grid Electricity Distribution to see a pole mounted transformer being replaced. We need more resilient energy infrastructure, with storms only set to become more powerful with climate change.
27 Apr 2026Defence & SecuritymeasuredIt was an honour to meet with the Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anita Anand PC MP recently to speak about the ongoing situation in the Middle East. I am working with leaders here at home and across the world to speak about how it is affecting us and how we can work together.
27 Apr 2026Health & NHSmeasuredCornwall Air Ambulance offers a lifeline for our rural and coastal communities here in South East Cornwall I raised this in Parliament to secure a meeting with the relevant departments to ensure that UK air ambulance charities are fully included within national emergency and prioritisation planning
27 Apr 2026EducationmeasuredIt was a pleasure to speak with students from across Cornwall at the Cornish Schools Parliament Day to discuss the importance of our democracy, what it means to them, and how they can shape our political system.
27 Apr 2026Economy & Jobs (General)celebratoryIt was great to be at the Redmoor Critical Minerals Project Showcase at China Fleet, where I emphasised our long and proud mining history whilst making the case for how we will be a cornerstone of the UK’s industry going forward.
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ClassificationEach post is LLM-classified for substance (vs reposts, social mentions, scheduling), then for tone (critical / measured / supportive) per target.
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