I am working closely with our excellent local Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, Roger Hirst, to deliver more local police officers than ever before to tackle crime and keep our streets safe.
One of the ways in which the UK Parliament has moved itself into the 21st century, even within the seven years I have been a Member of Parliament, is by enabling MPs to register their votes in debates via a card reader. We still have to leave the Chamber when a division is called – meaning
Have your say on what the Policing and Crime priorities and Fire and Rescue priorities should be for the next four years.
Following his re-election in May, Roger Hirst, Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex, is now consulting on priorities to be included in
Essex County Council has been in touch to let Essex residents know they can voice their priorities to help police and local authorities tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in different communities.
The annual Community Safety Survey by Safer Essex, on behalf of the county’s 14 Community Safety P
The Brentwood Business Improvement District (BID), known as Brentwood Connected, is in its early stages – it’s just a month old – but it promises to bring great benefits to the High Streets and businesses of Brentwood, Ingatestone and Shenfield.
I met up last week with Brentwood Connected members,
It was a pleasure to meet with Andy Dennis from Meridian Kung Fu to hear about the success of the free women’s self-defence classes Meridian are providing in Brentwood.
All households in the Brentwood and Ongar constituency should have received a delivery of my Brentwood and Ongar Matters newsletter during the month of August.
The Brentwood and Epping Community Policing Team are offering local residents a free taster session self-defence class with local based company Loughton Self-Defence.
Brentwood and Ongar MP, Alex Burghart, says it’s “terrific news” that 900 extra police officers have been recruited in Essex as part of the Conservative Government’s manifesto pledge to put 20,000 more officers on the streets.
Since the recruitment drive was launched in 2019, almost 21,000 new poli
A support group for survivors of domestic abuse is offering a safe space for counselling and referral services. This group is in Epping, and the Brentwood and Epping Local Policing Team are signposting those who have experienced domestic abuse towards them for help.
