As my Bill received Royal Assent yesterday, it was an honour to be named "Campaigner of the Week" in our weekly Parliamentary Magazine, The House.

I campaigned for, and voted to leave the EU in a once in a generation vote. We were promised - whether we voted to Leave or to Remain - that our decision would be implemented.

This week I try and keep my 'forward-look' video light on Brexit - I'll post an update later in the week with all things EU. Here, I talk about my visit to Worthing Mosque, the Adur Tidal Walls Scheme and other constituency matters. 

This week I am not going to mention Brexit other than to say that the continuing shambles prevented me from meeting up with student scientists from the Sir Robert Woodard Academy who were invited to a prestigious event at the Francis Crick Institute in London.

I used the opportunity at Prime Minister's Questions to bring further attention to my Private Members' Bill

My apologies for the delayed weekly look ahead video - drama in the House of Commons yesterday! This week I discuss Brexit developments, my Bill, other Westminster news and constituency matters - including the Adur Tidal Walls Defence works.

Really important event at Findon Valley, near Cissbury Ring to highlight the NFU campaign of livestock worrying. We need dog owners and dog walkers to be much more vigilant and responsible by keeping their dogs on a lead in areas with a considerable livestock presence. 

Success! My Private Members' Bill - "Civil Partnerships, Marriages and Deaths (Registration Etc.) Bill" has cleared all its Parliamentary stages! Next stop - Royal assent.

My ‘International Trade’ question this morning, where I highlight how Brexit can be beneficial for breaking down the trade barriers encountered by many developing countries. 
 

So - let’s get Brexit out of the way first. As I write the Government’s deal has been defeated by a reduced but still significant majority of 149 votes.