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James has warmly welcomed the announcement of additional financial support for the self-employed during the Covid crisis.

Bexley Council have launched a Coronavirus Helpline to support residents during the Coronavirus pandemic.

The Prime Minister addressed the nation instructing the British people to stay at home in order to protect the NHS and save lives.

Bexley Voluntary Services Council (BVSC) have launched a new volunteering scheme to respond to the Coronavirus crisis and maximise support for those in need. 

For the latest medical advice, guidance & advice visit NHS.uk/Coronavirus.

For details on the Government response to the Coronavirus outbreak visit Gov.uk/Coronavirus 

James has congratulated trumpeter Charlie Keeling from Bexley Grammar School on becoming the borough’s young musician of the year 2020.

James Brokenshire took part in the Lamorbey and Sidcup Local History Society presentation at Sidcup Library as part of the Bexley Book Buzz.

This is the third year that Bexley has hosted a Book Buzz Literary Festival, a two-week programme packed full of events and activities for all.

James Brokenshire visited the remedial engineering works taking place alongside the tracks on the Bexleyheath Line to prevent future landslips.

James Brokenshire has welcomed news that the Metropolitan Police Force will receive an extra £191 million to tackle crime and keep our streets safe – an increase of 8% from last year.

James Brokenshire has written to the Chief Executive of London City Airport calling for a reconsideration to the plans laid out in their Draft Master Plan to ensure minimum disruption for Bexley residents.