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James Brokenshire has welcomed Bexley Council’s ‘switch on’ of free public wi-fi in Sidcup, Welling, Erith and Crayford town centres with Bexley Village and Bexleyheath expected to follow shortly.

James Brokenshire has welcomed Transport for London’s decision to delay the proposed changes to shorten the 492 bus route.

James Brokenshire has been re-elected as the Member of Parliament for Old Bexley & Sidcup.

James received 29,786 votes at Thursday’s General Election representing 64.5% of the votes cast and giving him a majority of 18,952.  The total turnout in Old Bexley & Sidcup was 70%.

A group of Kent and South East London MPs have presented a joint letter to the Transport Secretary today calling for a new fleet of trains on the South Eastern Network to ease overcrowding, improve reliability and enhance passenger journeys.

James Brokenshire has welcomed that Bexley has been included in Openreach’s first phase of its ‘Fibre to the Premises’ investment programme which will provide faster, more reliable broadband technology.

James Brokenshire has called for greater attention on early diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer to improve outcomes for patients and achieve the ambitions set out in the health service’s long term plan.

Now that Boris Johnson has secured a revised deal responding to previous concerns about the so-called Northern Ireland ‘backstop’ to uphold the Belfast / Good Friday Agreement, I believe we need to get behind the deal and allow the country to move forward.

James Brokenshire has welcomed the measures set out in the Queen’s Speech which delivers Brexit, alongside an ambitious programme of domestic reform that improves the lives of individuals and benefits the wider society.

James Brokenshire has endorsed the introduction of new train data to show whether trains actually arrive on time or not.  New ‘On Time’ statistics will create an industry standard for measuring train punctuality measured to the minute not the traditional 5 or 10 minutes of the timetabled arrival.

James Brokenshire has shown his support for Macmillan Cancer Care and the charity's annual 'Big Coffee Morning' by baking a cake.  The MP's lemon drizzle cake was among a number of other cakes and treats at the Bexley Country Market's coffee morning in the Freemantle Hall Bexley.  The event was j