Attended a fantastic drop in about ‘The Blues Programme’ run by Action for Children. ‘The Blues Programme’ is an evidence-based course run in schools around the UK which actively engages students, primarily in Secondary Schools, suffering, or at risk of developing, a mental health condition.

From outside the Crown House Benefits Office and Jobcentre in Worthing, an update on the much-discussed Universal Credit and how it’s working for our residents.

Following on from the incredibly entertaining Sussex Bangladeshi Caterers Association ‘Chef of the Year’ Award Ceremony and Gala Dinner last November, I am delighted to confirm that the donation raised that evening has been received by Help for Heroes.

From a very moving and windy Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony, I set out what this week ahead looks like - Brexit events, developments with the Home Affairs Select Committee and important constituency work.

I have welcomed the news that following my letter, the Prime Minister spoke to the visiting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe about Japan's decision to resume commercial whaling.

Not that you would believe it from the media but there was life beyond Brexit and No Confidence motions at Westminster last week.

Fascinating to talk to representatives from Help Refugees, Refugee Council and Care4Calais today at the Home Affairs Select Committee, about the English Channel migrant crossings.

My weekly look ahead, discussing important issues such as Holocaust Memorial Day, constituency issues, my bill - and, inevitably, Brexit news!

My 'Civil Partnerships, Marriages and Deaths Bill' had a second reading in the House of Lords on Friday the 18th January, being led by Baroness Hodgson.

In this most historic of historic weeks, a first for Tim Loughton HQ - 2 Brexit updates in 1 week!