It has only been 100 days since Boris Johnson was chosen as Leader of the Conservative Party and became Prime Minister of our beloved United Kingdom. That might sound like a short time, but those 100 days were a period that had enough political activity for a decade.

Last week, Andrew had the pleasure of attending the reopening of the Romford Greyhound Stadium to celebrate the completion of its £10m upgrade and renovation works. The fully upgraded stadium now boasts two restaurants, four bars, tote betting facilities and separate fast food and lounge areas.

This week Andrew has been visiting Tanzania as part of the Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to the country. The purpose of this trip will be to help turbocharge the trading relationship between the UK and Tanzania and to make it easier for the UK to do business in the region.

Last week, Andrew had the pleasure of attending a trip to Israel organised by the Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI). The CFI is a group that has two aims: to support Israel and promote Conservatism in the UK.

The Conservative Party must deliver Brexit.

Last weekend I had the honour of joining the 6F Romford Squadron, Royal Air Force Cadets and the Hornchurch and Upminster Sea Cadets to celebrate Armed Forces Day in Romford.

I am absolutely delighted that a new Bill which will enable tougher prison sentences for the worst animal abusers has now been introduced to Parliament.

The next leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party has two vital duties to perform: to leave the European Union properly and then, to beat Jeremy Corbyn in a subsequent General Election. It is my sincere belief that Boris Johnson is the best person for the job.

The British Irish Parliamentary Assembly (BIPA) met in Wicklow on the 13th and 14th of May for its 58th plenary. 

A completely fresh start is needed, and this time it will be a different type of negotiation. A new prime minister will have to come in and lead us in a very different but a much stronger direction.