James Brokenshire has welcomed new steps to mark the start of the Christmas trading season in Blackfen.

James Brokenshire has welcomed the beginning of the clearance of the Waste4Fuel site near the Crittalls Corner Roundabout. Having been abandoned by its operators more than two years ago, Environment Agency contractors are now removing the 18,000 tonnes which were dumped there.

James Brokenshire has demonstrated his support for the work of Guide Dogs for the Bling and their campaign for ‘talking buses’ at the recent Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham.

James Brokenshire has given his support to ‘Hospital Watch’, a new scheme at Queen Mary’s Hospital in Sidcup, designed to prevent crime in and around the hospital estate.

James Brokenshire has welcomed news that Southeastern passengers will benefit from improved Delay-Repay compensation during times of disruption under new plans announced by the Government.

James Brokenshire has celebrated the 150th anniversary of Bexley Station alongside station staff and train passengers, taking a look back at the station’s history and its contribution to the development of the local area.

James Brokenshire has praised the work of the UK’s Air Ambulance Teams and underlined the importance of London’s very own Air Ambulance as part of National Air Ambulance Week, which runs from 19 until 26 September.

James Brokenshire has urged people to submit their comments as part of the recently launched Boundary Commission consultation on UK Parliamentary constituencies, which will see the number of Members of Parliament reduced from 650 to 600.

James Brokenshire has been appointed Secretary of State for Northern Ireland as part of Prime Minister Theresa May’s, new Government. In this role, James has responsibility for ensuring the smooth operation of the devolution settlement and promoting Northern Ireland as a place in which to invest and do business.

There is little doubt that the referendum result of 23 June has created a period of political and economic turmoil and uncertainty. We need to come together, unite and work to establish the positive new direction for our country outside of the European Union.  Whether you voted leave or remain, we are all Brexiters now.