There have been a number of misleading reports of the past couple of weeks, claiming that the Government is going to stop helping vulnerable refugees, particularly unaccompanied children.

Well, it has certainly been a busy and exciting couple of weeks! I am thrilled to be back in Parliament, doing what I love and representing the people of Meon Valley. Each week I will be posting an update here on my website, so people can read about what has been happening in Westminster.

Meon Valley MP Flick Drummond has joined an all-party parliamentary group (APPG) to scrutinise the performance of South Western Railway.

Meon Valley MP Flick Drummond to urging local charities and organisations to apply for grant funding from the People’s Lottery.

As this is my first View from Westminster since the election, I would firstly like to thank all the voters in Meon Valley and I look forward to representing everyone regardless of how they voted.

Flick was elected as the Member of Parliament for Meon Valley. She received 63.5% of the vote and the majority was 23,555. At the count which ended around 5am, Flick thanked everyone:

As Election Day looms tomorrow, Flick has a message:

Flick is concerned about the proposed development in Eastleigh and the knock on effect on many of our villages in Meon Valley. Traffic has increased hugely through villages such as Owslebury, Upham and Curdridge as well as others.

Flick gives her views on Brexit and why we must get Brexit done

Flick was selected as the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for the Meon Valley constituency on Monday. Following the selection, Flick said