We hear all the time that ‘no deal Brexit’ means we will ‘trade on WTO rules’ but, often, little more is explained.

So, here’s some stuff about the World Trade Organisation. It has 164 members – that’s almost everyone - and it’s really where countries negotiate global trade rules.

George paid a visit to NATS facility in Swanwick to see their Area Control Operations Room and discuss the challenges faced by Air-Traffic control operators.

George stopped in to Primayer in Parkland's Business Park in Denmead to hear about their intelligent water systems and leak detection.

Now I’m a trade minister I have become acutely aware of the demand for British goods and the enormous opportunities that exist across the globe for British exports.

I will support the Prime Minister in today’s vote without hesitation. She has worked tirelessly in incredibly difficult circumstances to secure an EU withdrawal deal that delivers on Brexit - ending free movement, gaining control of our laws and seas and leaving the single market.

I have been contacted by a number of constituents on this matter and wanted to provide a thorough response. 

A Waterlooville woman has won her battle with a landlord over its decision to no longer provide a community alarm service after the Housing Ombudsman ruled Guinness Partnership was guilty of ‘maladministration’.

Living in a largely rural constituency obviously has many plus points but, in the 21st century, poor internet speed most certainly isn’t one of them for many Meon Valley residents.

Local MP George Hollingbery recently visited Serco Defence business in Waterlooville where he met the company’s two newest apprentices, James Bookham and Blake Neville.  He chatted to them about their college where they are studying Level 4 HNC Electrical/Electronic Engineering,

Meon Valley MP George Hollingbery has thanked the police for taking swift action to remove travellers who damaged Ashling Park in Denmead and threatened local people.