Following the welcome announcement last week from Grant Shapps, the Transport Secretary, that East West Rail will take a northern route via Cambourne, the next step is to consider the precise location of the station in Cambourne and the onward route that the line will take into Cambridge.

Today I was honoured and delighted to deliver my maiden speech in the House of Commons during the debate on the government's new Agriculture Bill.  I feel fortunate to represent a constituency that has a rich history and a great future in farming.

Photo above: meeting with Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps (right) and Transport Minister, George Freeman (left) to discuss EWR.

I am delighted and deeply honoured to have been elected as the MP for South Cambridgeshire at the general election on 12 December 2019.  This is the constituency in which I grew up and I care passionately about its future success.  I will do everything I can to ensure that South Cambridgeshire co

Anthony sets out why there needs to be more parking provision at Ashwell & Morden

Hear about proposals to build 1800 new homes - concreting the fields and could result in a new town incorporating Foxton, Shepreth and Barrington. Let's keep these villages as villages

Schools in South Cambs are historically massively underfunded compared to schools in surrounding counties. Anthony will champion proper school funding in South Cambs

As reported, Anthony has written to Grant Shapps, transport secretary, arguing for a new train route via Cambourne and not Bassington (a cheaper option for government but not necessarily better). 

Here I argue in the Spectator that voters should have the power to demand a by-election if their MP resigns from the party they stood for.

Within a few weeks, the country will be facing its first December election since 1923. That means a Corbyn government could be in power by Christmas.