Articles for the Herald and Post

Last summer, Labour swept into government with a landslide majority of over 170. The huge scale of the win in seats (though the vote share was somewhat lower)...

In a recent interview, the Education Secretary refused to confirm what the future is for Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) under the Government’s plans...

Earlier this week, the government announced a summer-long public consultation on the future of the Post Office. When we hear ‘Post Office’ we think immediately...

In last week’s column, I mentioned a debate I recently attended on the hospitality sector. This felt like an important debate to be part of for several of...

June is always a busy month. With village fetes, music festivals, and picnics in the park – accompanied by the hot weather (if sometimes a little too much) - it...

This week, Parliament held its 'Estimates Day' debates, an opportunity for MPs to scrutinise government departmental spending – including Education. I raised...

English wine is finally enjoying its moment in the sun, and nowhere more so than in Hampshire. Many of the county’s vineyards are concentrated in and around the...

It’s a truth universally acknowledged - though less often acted upon - that men can be reluctant to talk about their health. This silence can be deadly. That’s...

As the Herald and Post reported at the turn of the year, local rail passenger numbers are still down on their pre-Covid levels. But East Hampshire residents’...