Callum’s Catch Up 16.07.25

Holding Anglian to account

It’s been a busy couple of weeks! I’ve celebrated the news that waiting lists are coming down locally, hosted my first-ever ‘Meet your MP’ events, and welcomed Buckingham University’s very own Malindi Mwangi and Zackari Lawanson to Parliament following their Octopus Group Entrepreneur Award win.

And this week I have been chasing up Anglian Water due to shortages in Winslow and the surrounding areas. I’ve made clear that there response so far has not been adequate, and I promise to keep on pressing for answers and improvements. Click here to read my letter to Anglian in full.

As always, thank you for reading. If there is anything I can do to help you, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Constituency

• Spoke to local communities about improving our high streets during sessions in Tattenhoe and Queensway.

• Held two ‘Meet your MP’ events in Winslow and Buckingham, on top of two of my regular constituency surgeries.

• Attended a roundtable with the National Farmers Union and local farmers to discuss how our Government can support agriculture.

• Spoke to students at St John and St James Academy, Giles Brook School (pictured), and Lord Grey Academy.

• Made the most of the sunshine at West Bletchley Carnival, and heard more about the fantastic achievements of Milton Keynes Community Foundation at their event in Crichley Hall.

• Held catch up meetings with various town and county councillors to see how we can work together on local issues.

Westminster

In Westminster I:

• Celebrated Leah Williamson’s Bletchley heritage and attended an F1 reception in Downing Street. It’s been a good couple of weeks for local sport!

• Met constituents at the climate change lobby in Westminster Hall.

• Voted in favour of the Football Governance Bill.

• Hosted an industry roundtable on  encouraging retail investment.

• Spoke at the launch of the GetInvested campaign.