Jesse Norman talks to on BBC Hereford & Worcester about the success of the Eat Out To Help Out campaign.

The universal experience of visitors to Herefordshire is that they leave having had a marvellous time, dazzled by the beauty of the landscape, stuffed with great independent food and produce, and delighted by the warm welcome they have received from the locals. "I had no idea it was so lovely", they say. "We will definitely be coming back."

Jesse Norman welcomed Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, to Hereford yesterday as he visited the County Hospital and the site of the new Hereford Medical Centre. 

Local shopkeepers and businesses in Hereford have expressed their serious concern about the Council’s decision to impose traffic and pedestrian controls in the city centre. They are right to feel that way. But there is a way forward which I believe can improve the city for everyone.

Sometimes we should lift our eyes from the everyday and look upwards to the stars. 

For me at least, this has been a week in which the gap between public and media furore and the reality of work on the ground has rarely been greater.

The celebration of VE Day last Friday has put us all in mind of the extraordinary heroics of the Second World War.

Last Monday I had the honour to speak in the House of Commons to the 2019-20 Finance Bill – the first piece of virtual UK legislation ever to be debated.

Jesse Norman MP visits post-flooding bridge surveillance using remote camera and sonar technologies to survey Holme Lacy Bridge.