Andrew Bridgen writes in The Telegraph.

In the summer of 2016, on the eve of the Brexit referendum, I was privileged to welcome Boris Johnson to campaign with me for Leave in the market town of Ashby de la Zouch in my north-west Leicestershire constituency.

As we reach the end of 2021 and continue the long journey out of the Covid pandemic I find myself reflecting upon what has been another difficult year for all of us.

To mark ‘Boost Day’, Andrew Bridgen MP has welcomed the news that 25,604 people in North West Leicestershire have received their Covid booster or third jab, as the Government and NHS continues to step up efforts to ensure that vulnerable people are protected against COVID-19 over the winter.

Andrew Bridgen proudly stands with the Royal British Legion to sell poppies in Ashby De La Zouch.

There is a funny phenomenon in Westminster that all Conservative MPs experience on a periodic basis. We call it Righteous Fibdignation.

Andrew Bridgen has welcomed a nationwide advertising blitz, which launches today, encouraging people to get their COVID-19 booster and flu jabs to protect themselves and their loved ones this winter.

This morning I was asked to appear on Good Morning Britain to talk about the increasingly important subject of a lorry driver shortage which is spreading across Europe and beyond.

Andrew Bridgen joins Leicestershire County Council Deputy Leader Cllr Deborah Taylor to congratulate his constituent Ollie who won a BBC Leicester competition to design a county flag.

Today Historic England is asking people in North West Leicestershire “What do you love about your local high street?” as the first part of a national conversation on the future of our high streets.  Andrew Bridgen MP is encouraging people to get involved.