2019 is a big year for British politics. As we leave the European Union, we have an opportunity to set out a new economic agenda, leaving the era of post-crash consolidation and recovery behind and entering a new era of growth and opportunity for Britain.

2019 is a massive year for British politics – and not just because it’s the year I joined Taylor Swift’s squad. As we leave the European Union, we have an opportunity to set out a new economic agenda.

South West Norfolk MP Liz Truss has slammed the Williams Rail Review, published this week, for not acknowledging that the Kings Cross to Kings Lynn rail line as a key route. The review notes Kings Cross as far as Ely as a key route, with no mention on the map of any Fen Line stations beyond Ely.

Farmers from across Norfolk joined Members of Parliament in Westminster this week to discuss the future of farming post Brexit, extraction licences and rural crime.

South West Norfolk Liz Truss MP today welcomed the announcement that funding has been approved by the Department for Transport(DFT) for eight car trains on the Kings Lynn to London line.

Politics used to be a man’s game: in the early 20th century, parliament was a club to which women were not invited. Laws were made by men, for men.

Politicians from the eastern region pressed Network Rail and Govia Thames Link Railways (GTR) on the future delivery of longer trains on the Kings Lynn to London line, and progress made so far on the upgrade of Ely North Rail junction.

Wishing you all a very happy 2019!

After spending the Christmas break recharging with my family, I am ready for what has already been, a crucial few weeks.

A trailblazing Norfolk pub, The King’s Arms in Shouldham, is now through to the finals of the Parliamentary Pub of the Year.