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Two local people who help keep Eastbourne safe were invited to Downing Street by the town’s MP Caroline Ansell for the Local Community Safety Champions’ reception.

Eastbourne and Willingdon MP Caroline Ansell has shown her support for people with vision impairment when she went to a recent Westminster event organised by Guide Dogs. 

It’s been a characteristically busy week in Parliament.

Caroline Ansell is asking people’s views on whether 20mph should become the default speed limit for the town.

Eastbourne and Willingdon MP Caroline Ansell invited the director of prominent local company Brewers to Westminster as part of Family Business Week.

This week, I had the pleasure of welcoming two very special Eastbourne guests to No 10, Ken Ross of Neighbourhood Watch and Graeme Bunn of Street Pastors.  What drew people to the Downing Street event from across the UK, was their role in community safety. 

Eastbourne and Willingdon MP Caroline Ansell has hosted a Southern Water parliamentary drop-in for MPs across the South East to come and meet with the utility’s top management.

Eastbourne and Willingdon MP Caroline Ansell was out and about across the town supporting independent traders on Small Business Saturday.

Caroline Ansell has welcomed the upgrading of the town’s bathing water to good by the Environment Agency.

The agency routinely tests samples during the bathing season and last year the water was given a ‘sufficient’ rating.

A busy week in Parliament started on Monday with a coach tour party from Eastbourne.  I love to welcome Eastbournians here.  I also got to welcome students from Cavendish School to The Commons and speak virtually to East Sussex College student, Jude, in between votes.