James Brokenshire has joined fellow Bexley MPs David Evennett and Teresa Pearce together with the Leader of Bexley Council Teresa O'Neill and other councillors to show their joint support for maintaining the current choice of London destinations for local rail services. 

James Brokenshire has received a letter from the Post Office about the transfer of Post Office services in Blendon to another site nearby.

James Brokenshire has welcomed the start of the new financial year and the increase in the Personal Tax Allowance to £11,500.

James Brokenshire has published his submission to the consultation on the future of the Southeastern rail franchise, calling for greater capacity, better reliability and improved compensation and customer service.

James Brokenshire has called on Southeastern users to contribute their views to the Department for Transport’s current consultation on the rail franchise serving Old Bexley & Sidcup.

James Brokenshire has welcomed the Chancellor's Spring Budget Statement, which included additional support for the elderly, new investment in education and our schools and further measures designed to support Britain's businesses.

James Brokenshire has welcomed positive news for Blackfen and its High Street as Bexley Council approves a £200,000 investment aimed at improving parking and pavements on Gloucester Parade. In addition, a new heavy duty cleaning vehicle will mean regular ‘deep-cleans’ for Blackfen.

James Brokenshire has welcomed the news that Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance has been awarded Taught Degree Awarding Powers (TDAP), acknowledging the rigour and academic integrity of the training it provides and allowing it to continue to expand the curriculum it offers.

James Brokenshire has welcomed progress on Crossrail during a visit to the Bond Street station site in Central London.

James Brokenshire has welcomed a wide variety of Sidcup and Bexley businesses to Parliament for a special Bexley Business Briefing.