Utter devastation, I thought as I saw the impact of the flash flooding in Ross-on-Wye last week.

Jesse Norman has called for “long-term solutions” after Ross-on-Wye was struck by huge flash flooding on Broad Street and Brookend Street late on Sunday.
 

Jesse Norman has given a huge welcome to the news today that Herefordshire Council will be funded to set up a new SEND special needs school in the county.

I hope that readers will have shared my delight at the recent news of the Government's new £35 million Action Plan for the River Wye.

Jesse Norman has come out strongly against the announcement by the Football Association that replays are to be forbidden from the first round of the FA Cup.

The government has pledged £35m to help clean up the River Wye. The cash comes after years of campaigning and legal action taken by conservation groups, who say the pollution from agriculture is “killing the river”.

Local MP Jesse Norman, who has led the campaign to Clean Up the River Wye for over three years, has today hailed the publication of the Government's new Action Plan for the River Wye.

It is a rare moment when cash and opportunity come together. We now have a colossal potential long term win before us. And we are in danger of missing it, badly.
 

As I write, we have just had the brilliant news that Herefordshire has been allocated nearly £102 million from the government's new Local Transport Fund, set up after the cancellation of HS2 Phase 2.