Jack has today written to Dominic Raab, the Foreign Secretary, to raise his concerns about recent developments in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir. The text of Jack's letter is as follows:

The Royal Stoke University Hospital is one of the hospitals set to benefit from the Prime Minister’s announcement yesterday of a £1.8 billion capital investment in the NHS.

Since my last column, there has been a big piece of political news which I am sure none of you have managed to avoid: we have a new Prime Minister.

Jack's latest update on the UK's withdrawal from the European Union:

The Government has today announced that a site on City Road, Fenton, will be the first ‘Open Doors’ space to come into use in the UK.

It was a pleasure last week to see so many people out in the sun in Queen’s Park for the Armed Forces Day celebration. If you were not there, I have to say you missed out.

Jack Brereton MP has launched a campaign to re-open Meir Station and is asking the local community to show their support by signing his petition to Parliament and the Department for Transport.

Jack Brereton MP has welcomed Health Minister, Stephen Hammond MP, to Stoke-on-Trent South to discuss plans for a new healthcare centre to serve Longton.

Jack today told the House of Commons that the UK's veterans deserve "greater recognition" for their "incredible sacrifices" during a debate on Armed Forces Day. Jack's whole speech can be found below:

Jack has today stated his criticism of the decision of The Planning Inspectorate to grant at appeal planning permission for 227 new houses off Meadow Lane in Trentham, contrary to the City Council’s earlier refusal of permission.