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I was bitterly disappointed with the ruling of the Supreme Court last week against the Government's Rwanda plan. I believe in strong borders and that it is the right of each sovereign nation to control who comes in, and who does not.

Rachel has visited a nursery in Redditch to discuss the Government’s “transformational” childcare reforms.

Rachel said:

“We are making progress on stopping the boats, with small boat crossings down by a third even as the numbers to Europe have soared. Our deterrence strategy is working, but to fully solve this problem, Rwanda is an essential part of that deterrent.

Rachel has met with the Chancellor ahead of next week’s Autumn Statement.

The local MP took the opportunity to meet with Jeremy Hunt to bang the drum for her constituency.

Rachel said:

“Back in April of this year, I vowed to work with Cllr Matt Dormer to ensure residents have access to garden waste collection services – and we’ve delivered on that promise.

Rachel is encouraging community organisations to apply for a Government grant to fund a life-saving defibrillator.

Rachel has welcomed a further £3.4 million in Government funding for bus services in Worcestershire.

Every month I collect my constituents' views on one topical issue, and publishing the responses exclusively in my fortnightly newsletter.

Please see this month's question below, and make sure you are signed up to my newsletter to see how Redditch and the Villages responds!

Writing in this week's Redditch Standard (November 10th), Rachel said:

“Pageantry, pomp and tradition were all on display this week at the State Opening of Parliament.

Rachel has welcomed the possession of ‘laughing gas’ now being illegal.