Last Saturday, I joined the Surfers Against Sewage Paddle Out Protest in Newbury. Organised with Eco Friends, the event brought together residents and activists from across West Berkshire to demand an end to the sewage scandal.
Over the last few years, residents of Lambourn, Kintbury, Thatcham and Hungerford have witnessed sewage pumping into our rivers, flowing through our streets, and, in some cases, even entering their gardens.
Newbury MP, Lee Dillon breaks down today's King's Speech: from tackling sewage in our rivers and fixing the SEND system to housing and NHS waits.
Lee Dillon, MP for Newbury, demands action from Thames Water and the Environment Agency over persistent sewage discharges into local rivers like the Winterbourne, despite dry weather and past inspections.
Lee Dillon, MP for Newbury, is urging parents and carers in Newbury and West Berkshire to participate in a survey to help shape and improve local SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) support services.
For Newbury MP, Lee Dillon, April has been one of those months that really shows the range of issues people across Newbury and West Berkshire are dealing with day to day.
Local pharmacies are under threat. Lee Dillon MP explains why these vital community hubs are essential for our healthcare and why we must fight to protect them from further closures and cuts.
Lee Dillon MP celebrates the opening of Newbury's Youth Employment Hub, a vital new space providing tailored support, training, and career opportunities for young people in West Berkshire.
Lee Dillon MP is demanding urgent action from Thames Water to fix persistent sewage issues in the Lambourn Valley, fighting for cleaner rivers and an end to the ongoing local environmental impact.