Richard Drax, MP for South Dorset, has received an update on Boots’ plans for mitigation of the increased pressure on Easton Pharmacy, Portland, following the closure of Boots, Fortuneswell.
WHEN I mentioned some form of national service for the workshy recently, I was predictably derided, mainly by those on the Left.
I am a Conservative and believe in the freedom of the individual to lead their lives, free of burdensome State interference.
More good news with Buckingham Palace announcing the King would resume public duties next week, after doctors said they were pleased with the progress of his cancer treatment. A charming picture of the King and Queen Camilla was on the front pages of most papers this morning. What a relief.
A wonderful day as another grandchild arrived into this world, this time a boy. Lots to get on with, not least a few phone calls, but after a busy morning, I headed to Weymouth for more campaigning. The local elections were now only a few days away.
Much work to do before a virtual meeting with Liz Ferdenzi, who is my direct contact with the migrant barge in Portland Port. We have agreed to speak regularly so I can keep up with how everything is going on board.
Richard Drax, MP for South Dorset has commended and congratulated Defence Secretary Grant Shapps for his ‘stalwart stubbornness’ in getting defence spending increased to 2.5 percent of the national income.
Another interesting day. It began with my morning jaunt under grey skies. Into the office and a quick catch-up on matters, before heading to the Thatcher Room in PCH for another session of our Defence Committee. Today was day one of our look at what is known as the 'grey zone'. What is that.
