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Chris convinces Thames Water to prioritise Horley
MP's campaign to stop Thames Water spilling sewage onto residents' properties and into the River Mole is working. £37m upgrades coming along the River Mole catchment.
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Prime Minister responds to Chris' campaign on ITV News
At PMQs, Ed Davey challenged Keir Starmer in response to Chris' campaign to save the lives of others by changing the MCA following the terrible murder of Christopher Laskaris. The Prime minster…
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ITV asks Wes Streeting if he’ll back Chris’ campaign
After ITV News spoke about Christopher's story, they asked if the Minister will be considering Fiona's amendment.
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Chris banned from Russia
I was touched to see that the Russian government has been watching my speeches in Parliament. They have sanctioned me as a result.
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Chris speaks to ITV News about amending the Mental Capacity Act
Chris spoke to ITV news to tell the story of Fiona Laskaris and her autistic son, Christopher, and how changing the Mental Capacity Act 2005 could have saved his life.
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Chris talks taxpayer cost of Surrey County Council's failings on BBC Radio Surrey
At the start of April, I spoke with BBC Radio Surrey to highlight the ongoing crisis in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services.
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Thames Water Announces £37 Million Investment in Mole Valley
Earlier this month, Thames Water announced a £37 million investment across Mole Valley aimed at tackling sewage flooding in the River Mole, as well as homes and gardens.
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Speaking Up for Clarion Residents Left in Unacceptable Conditions
I joined BBC Radio Surrey to amplify the voices of Clarion Housing residents who feel consistently ignored by the Association.
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Chris works cross party on ITV News to amend the Mental Capacity Act
Fiona Laskaris courageously went on ITV news to tell the story of her autistic son, Christopher, and how changing the Mental Capacity Act 2005 could have saved his life.
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Chris asks the Chancellor about investment in defence's impact on growth
During a Treasury Select Committee hearing, I asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves MP, if she thinks investment in defence has a better impact on growth than other sectors.
